Part of the Hubble Ultra-Deep Field image showing a typical section of space containing galaxies int

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Part of the Hubble Ultra-Deep Field image showing a typical section of space containing galaxies interspersed by deep vacuum. Given the finite speed of light, this view covers the last 13 billion years of the history of outer space.

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