The Farthest Galaxy We've Ever Seen! | SciShow News

The video explores the discovery of the most distant galaxy, GN-z11, using the Hubble and Keck 1 telescopes. It explains how redshift helps measure galaxy distances and discusses the challenges in converting redshift to light years. The video also delves into early galaxy formation theories and the search for a hypothetical ninth planet in our solar system, supported by observations of exoplanet HD 106906b. These findings could provide insights into the universe's early stages and the dynamics of our solar system.

What is redshift and how does it relate to the observation of distant galaxies?

How do astronomers determine the distance of a galaxy like GN-z11?

What does the discovery of the galaxy GN-z11 tell us about the early universe?

What challenges do astronomers face when converting redshift into physical distance?

What evidence supports the existence of a hypothetical ninth planet in our solar system?

How did the exoplanet HD 106906b contribute to the understanding of planet nine?

What are the implications of the findings regarding the orbits of distant exoplanets?