Presented by: Jaya Suprana
ME I have always been pleased with the determination of astronomers / astronomers / astronomers to strengthen the role of tomologists in their platform of scientific struggle. Including the efforts of astronomers / astronomers / astronomers to study what is called the dawn of the universe.
Big Bang
The main aim and vision of Professor Richard Ellis’ struggle for life from University College London was to observe the first generation of stars and galaxies in the universe at dawn, which is now estimated to have occurred 250 to 300 million (!) years ago. The so-called Big Bang has passed.
It is believed that God’s will, at the end of 2021, will see the dawn of the universe applied to the vision James Webb Space Telescope With gold glass will soon be provided by NASA.
Professor Richard Ellis’ team will try to analyze galaxies at least six distances from the Milky Way galaxy, which is so far away that only a few pixels appear on the most sophisticated computer screens.
These galaxies are thought to be the first in the universe to be detected by celestial bodies shortly after the Big Bang by the most powerful man-made telescope on Earth.
Epidemiology
Younger galaxies can be seen in the early universe, but the analysis was carried out by a team led by DR. Nicola Laporte of the Cowley Institute for Astronomy at the University of Cambridge had to be audited with amazingly sophisticated simulation methods that only experts could understand.
DR Nicola Laporte will try to make the professor’s astronomy dream come true. Richard Ellis comes true with a very beautiful concept of tamology because it is the humble honesty of a true scientist “It’s amazing to think that light particles travel through space for more than 13 billion years and then enter the telescope. The great thing about being an astronomer is the ability to see the distant past for the passage of time. ”
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