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Cowen, Ron (2010) Story one: Galaxies may be most distant yet: Potential hubble findings push limits of current technology. Science News, 177. 5-6 doi:10.1002/scin.5591770304

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TitleStory one: Galaxies may be most distant yet: Potential hubble findings push limits of current technology
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Year2010 (January 25)Volume177
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