Hubble: Galaxies Across Space and Time

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01:00:02.76	Galaxies are like islands in the sea of space.

01:00:06.34	They glow with the light of billions of suns.

01:00:14.96	The Hubble Telescope sees nearby galaxies in exquisite detail.
  
01:00:22.50	Galaxies like these fill the universe.

01:00:34.53	Looking deep into space, we see an astonishing array of distant galaxies.

01:00:43.43	It takes billions of years for their light to reach us.

01:00:47.04	We see them not as they are, but as they once were.

01:00:55.24	In one tiny region of the sky, Hubble finds some thirty thousand galaxies.

01:01:02.63	Within a single image, we can explore ten billion years of cosmic history.

01:01:25.35	Relatively nearby galaxies are fully formed, with complete spiral structures and smooth elliptical shapes.

01:01:40.21	As we travel farther into space, we see galaxies as they were further back in time.

01:01:47.38	These galaxies appear somewhat disheveled, their mature structures still developing.

01:01:57.46	When the universe was young, newly formed galactic disks were ablaze with star formation.

01:02:07.61	Beyond this point, clumps of stars that are beginning to form galaxies.

01:02:26.14	We've seen but a handful of the billions of galaxies stretched across space and time.

01:02:34.04	Just one small sliver of the universe, observed by Hubble.

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