Full-spectrum study of small patch of sky yields portrait of maturing universe

A massive project to generate an all-color map of the galaxies in a small area of sky, utilizing four satellite telescopes and four ground-based telescopes, is yielding new information about the universe's "pre-teen" years and the early evolution of galaxies and galaxy clusters.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news92399775.html">Full-spectrum study of small patch of sky yields portrait of maturing universe</a></p> <p>A massive project to generate an all-color map of the galaxies in a small area of sky, utilizing four satellite telescopes and four ground-based telescopes, is yielding new information about the universe's "pre-teen" years and the early evolution of galaxies and galaxy clusters.</p>