how long ago the formation of galaxies started?

Answer 1

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As we look deeper and deeper into are farthest Universe

The most distant of galaxies are almost 14 Billion Light Years distant

The closest we have found so far to the time of the possible Big Bang

If it happened and we want to find the exact age

We literally need to build lenses for telescopes with the radius of the Solar System or bigger

 But one million years after the Big Bang is the modern consensus

When the Cosmic Soup began to form the first Atoms

Gravity was born thanks to the fabled Higgs Boson

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• daniel g

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  Try 39 billion light years away.
  

Answer 2

In the Biblical record of Creation,it indicates "In the beginning". We are not able to surmise when the beginning started

Answer 3

A long, long time ago in a not-yet-formed-galaxy far far away... you asked a question I knew the answer to, unfortunately not this one, so yeah... also who cares

Answer 4

2 days ago, according to my professor.

Answer 5

Current theory suggests about 1 million years after the Big Bang. Around the same time period when the first stars were being born.

Answer 6

Probably after the Big Bang

Answer 7

Probably 8-to-10 Billion years after the Big Bang 

when the Universe began to cool down enough for 

galactic formation to occur, which means that it likely 

began to take place around 13 Billion years ago. 

• skeptik

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  1 month agoReport

  You think the universe is 23 Billion years old?
  

Answer 8

About 39 billion years ago, not long after the big bang.

Answer 9

accord to string theory, it not even happen yet, but it already happen, and also... it happening right now. But maybe it never happen...... dang, bro....... you just blown my mind!!!!!

Answer 10

all we can do is conjecture .. an interesting take i heard recently on it involving the simulation theory is that 'the program' or matrix, only renders that which is being observed ...