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Jessie
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6 December, 16:18
Farthest Galaxy in the universe
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Emilio
6 December, 16:38
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MACS0647-JD, it is the farthest known galaxy according to NASA
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Damian Acevedo
6 December, 16:43
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Galaxy MACS0647-JD
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