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The Hubble Deep Field: The Nothing That Was Everything: In 1995, astronomers took a huge risk. They pointed the expensive Hubble Telescope at a tiny, completely pitch-black patch of sky near the Big Dipper. It looked empty.
They left the shutter open for 10 days. The image that came back changed history. That "empty" black dot was actually filled with 3,000 glittering galaxies. Every single dot in the photo wasn't a star, but an entire galaxy with billions of stars. It proved that no matter where you look in the darkness, the universe is teeming with infinite worlds.
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