Astronomy / Space Hubble detects oldest known galaxy

[Spruxxx]

GN-z11 is 13.4 billion light years away: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-35721734

 

[Patrick_68000]

It will be difficult to make a hyperspace jump, to go there

 

[Spruxxx]

Requires 10 tonnes of finely ground Meta-Alloys mixed into the fuel supply

 

[Surfinjo]

Requires 10 tonnes of finely ground Meta-Alloys mixed into the fuel supply

And a rather good time machine.

 

[Cargobane]

Does this mean the BB was over there? What if there's a galaxy 10 Billion light-years away in the other direction from us?

BB is kind of like Flat-Earth I think.

 

[Surfinjo]

Does this mean the BB was over there? What if there's a galaxy 10 Billion light-years away in the other direction from us?

BB is kind of like Flat-Earth I think.

Logically, it does mean, just that.

Which would mean that there cannot be a galaxy, 10 billion years much for than a few degrees away from the one detected.

But your comparison with Flat Earth is, if I may point out, a little impertinent. After all, the Earth is flat. But BB is just some theory.

 

[edd]

Does this mean the BB was over there? What if there's a galaxy 10 Billion light-years away in the other direction from us?

BB is kind of like Flat-Earth I think.

The Big Bang happened everywhere. It's just that then everywhere was in the same place.