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The composite image shows the location of the dwarf galaxy Bedin 1. Image: NASA/ESA/L. Bedin
Bedin I is 13 billion years old and could be the most isolated dwarf galaxy found to date
Astronomers have accidentally discovered a dwarf galaxy in the backyard of the Milky Way. Called Bedin I, the galaxy lies just 30 million light-years away from Earth and was found when astronomers were...
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