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To: capydick

Where do quasars fit into your diagram, and what is that “most distant object known?”


89 posted on 08/31/2007 4:59:59 AM PDT by Lou L
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To: Lou L
what is that “most distant object known?”

Named Abell 1835 IR1916, the galaxy has a redshift of 10 [3] and is located about 13,230 million light-years away. It is seen at a time when the Universe was merely 470 million years young, that is, barely 3 percent of its current age!"

Where do quasars fit into your diagram

The existence of quasars suggests we are dealing with phenomena that present-day physics is at a loss to explain. But - they do exist. Try and ask somebody who doesnt believe in God to explain their existence.

93 posted on 08/31/2007 8:37:54 PM PDT by capydick (Suit Up. Enter the Arena. Play the Game. Play Your Sport)
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