The Depths of space: exterior galaxies

United States, 1953

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Episode of Series “The Universe”.
The 200-inch telescope of Palomar Observatory reveals, to the limit of its two billion light year range, a universe strewn with other milky ways or galaxies like our own, with misty objects faintly visible which indicate that there are other galaxies lying beyond even that vast distance.

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Ruroy Sibley

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00:11:37:00

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United States
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1953

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The Universe

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The Universe

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