یہ فائل ویکی ذخائر کی ہے اور دیگر منصوبوں کے زیر استعمال ہوسکتی ہے۔
فائل کے صفحہ تعارف پر موجود تعارف ذیل میں موجود ہے۔
خلاصہ
تفصیلDeepfieldscomparison.jpg
English: This diagram shows how Hubble has revolutionised the study of the distant, early Universe. Before Hubble was launched, ground-based telescopes were able to observe up to a redshift of around 1, about half way back through cosmic history. Hubble’s latest instrument, Wide Field Camera 3 has identified a candidate galaxy at a redshift of 10 — around 96 per cent of the way back to the Big Bang. The forthcoming NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope will see further still.
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اِس فائل میں اِضافی معلومات شامل ہیں، جو شاید اُس ڈیجیٹل کیمرے یا اِسکینر سے آئی ہیں جس کے ذریعے یہ فائل بنائی گئی تھی۔
اگر فائل اپنی اصل حالت میں نہ ہو تو کچھ معلومات ترمیم شدہ فائل کی مکمل طور پر عکاسی نہیں کر پائیں گی۔
تصویر کا عنوان
This diagram shows how Hubble has revolutionised the study of the distant, early Universe. Before Hubble was launched, ground-based telescopes were able to observe up to a redshift of around 1, about half way back through cosmic history. Hubble’s latest instrument, Wide Field Camera 3 has identified a candidate galaxy at a redshift of 10 — around 96 per cent of the way back to the Big Bang. The forthcoming NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope will see further still.