JADES-GS-z14-0
one of the most distant galaxies ever confirmed
light left it 13.5 billion years ago · now ~33 billion light-years away
Seen by JWST as it was just 290 million years after the Big Bang. Already bright and surprisingly large, it is one of the most distant galaxies ever confirmed.
- redshift 14.3: its light is stretched 15 times
- from ultraviolet into the infrared by the expanding universe
- kind
- place in the universe at large
More places in the universe at large
- El Gordo colliding galaxy clusters
- Bullet Cluster colliding galaxy clusters
- Boötes Void one of the largest empty regions known
- Virgo Cluster cluster of galaxies
- the cosmic web filaments of galaxies around vast empty voids
- the observable universe everything light has had time to reach us from, in 13.8 billion years