Explanation The galaxies present in the universe are the group of the star clusters, dust particles and other celestial bodies that are formed due to the Big Bang in the universe. The galaxies spread apart from one another at various distances. The image of the early universe shows the positions of the galaxies a long time ago when they were just formed in the universe. The expansion of the universe started and the galaxies started to move apart from one another...

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