At a Glance: In the frozen vacuum of space, thirteen billion light years from Earth, something impossible is staring back at us. There are thousands of observations in the pipeline that haven't even been made public yet.
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In the frozen vacuum of space, thirteen billion light years from Earth, something impossible is staring back at us. There are thousands of observations in the pipeline that haven't even been made public yet. Two and a half million light-years away, something is watching us back.
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- In the frozen vacuum of space, thirteen billion light years from Earth, something impossible is staring back at us.
- There are thousands of observations in the pipeline that haven't even been made public yet.
- Two and a half million light-years away, something is watching us back.
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