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    By 2004,the Most Distant Galaxies Astronomers Were Observing Were How
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By 2004,the Most Distant Galaxies Astronomers Were Observing Were How

Question 451

Question 451

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By 2004,the most distant galaxies astronomers were observing were how far away?


A) 970 million ly
B) 6.7 billion ly
C) 13.2 billion ly
D) 56 billion ly

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