[ETL]

The first Hubble Deep Field image taken in the mid-90s was of a speck of sky so tiny that a grain of sand held at arm's length would cover it. Its location was near where the handle of the Big Dipper attaches to the bowl.

There, astronomers observed an amazing 3,000+ galaxies! Keep in mind that every galaxy contains from tens of billions (with a 'b') to hundreds of billions of stars.

[cymbeline]

“There, astronomers observed an amazing 3,000+ galaxies!”

Or reflections or projections of other galaxies.

[Flaming Conservative]

It is interesting stuff, all right, but I’m still going to wait to hear what actually happened, from God. I won’t be able to transmit my findings to you, of course; you’ll have to get them on the other side, just like I will. Won’t it be marvelous?

[Rebelbase]

My head hurts trying reel that in.

[Rebelbase]

But the cool thing is that once we pass into the Glory of God all this stuff will make sense.

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

Mind blown.

[PIF]

I saw a 52 million galaxy count for just one patch of sky