wolram Gold Member Dearly Missed Messages 4,411 Reaction score 552 Thread starter Nov 25, 2015 #1 We see from wikipidea that EGSY8p7 z=8.68 13.2 is only a fraction away from the time of the BIG EVENT how close will a galaxy be to disprove the LCDM.
We see from wikipidea that EGSY8p7 z=8.68 13.2 is only a fraction away from the time of the BIG EVENT how close will a galaxy be to disprove the LCDM.
mfb Mentor Insights Author Messages 37,544 Reaction score 14,425 Nov 25, 2015 #2 The CMB got emitted at a redshift of 1100. Clumps of matter formed quite early afterwards, those galaxies are just hard to observe. Where is the problem? Do you have a proof that 570 million years are not sufficient to form something galaxy-like?
The CMB got emitted at a redshift of 1100. Clumps of matter formed quite early afterwards, those galaxies are just hard to observe. Where is the problem? Do you have a proof that 570 million years are not sufficient to form something galaxy-like?