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Why do the astronomers consider the discovery so significant?

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Why do the astronomers consider the discovery so significant?

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“When we received the Hubble image, we immediately knew that we had found something special”, says Marijn Franx. “We were excited by the possibility that we may have found a unique example of a galaxy in formation at the time of the earliest quasars”. “We are fascinated to be witnessing the very early stages of the construction of what could well become a massive galaxy like our own Milky Way”, says Garth Illingworth of University of California, Santa Cruz. “This object is a pathfinder for deciphering what is happening in young galaxies, and offers a rare glimpse of the powerful events that transpired during the formation of galaxies”.

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