OLDEST GALAXY EVER

saying that something "just" happened in a few hundred million years feels illegal even in this perspective

[thepd]

I always thought it was weird that everywhere in the universe that we can observe isnt a current image of the way it is now

[majl]

It's really a shame that our brains aren't developed to comprehend such vast numbers. How amazing it would be, if we could.

[Joel_VP]

I'm having an existential crisis right now after watching interstellar 😢

[CRINGE_EDITS_]

Crazy how 290 million years for us is an unimaginable amount of time while for the universe it is like a split second.

[mrflyer]

I got an minor existential crisis and sense of nostalgia.
Have i seen this before?

[figo]

Looks like that galaxy formed faster than my internet connection 💀

[WildBerrie]

I love getting mind bending revelations about the universe every day. What website do you get this stuff from? Im interested in learning more

[LightingCycles]

There has to be life out there somewhere

[dr_ehrenlos]

Seeing this and saying "We're alone in the universe" is some insane main character syndrome

[aoifedeborha]

I’d love to see how the elements in the older galaxies formed, because there was probably a larger amount of elements with less protons, right? This is quite fascinating though, thanks (:

[NamasteD]

Just image our descendents making friends with aliens and travelling to new worlds like its nothing
Pretty cool💀

[iwonacogiel]

i cannot explain how i love your shorts 😭

[SethTully-jrcx]

This is actually mind blowingly weird and it messes with my brain

[sitimawaraniyusuf]

The answer is GS-z11-0




It's crazy that the researchers focused on Pandora's Cluster aka Abell 2744.

[thesadpotato]

I imagine ourselves like 200 million years later, if we are still on earth, i wonder how much we would have evolved, its like weird bc we think that we are actually really advanced already, but the most probable thing is that we are actually like in the "baby" timeline of humans, maybe 200 million years later we might be on the "adult" human timeline or not even there.. its amazing honestly

[halliemarie]

You gotta imagine there’s life in that galaxy somewhere—it’s had wayyy more time than we have for it to develop.

[Tinyflypie]

A few days ago I was wondering how combustion engines worked.

[HeWhoMurksWithOneLeap]

You will be reaching the coveted 1 Million subs soon. 🍺

[danialkarim]

Nah, the stars are aliens with snipers. Shooting stars are aliens trying to do a trickshot.