Total exposure time950,400 s
1,905Light-minutes to Earth
316,800Goldfish memories
3.7 tenthsLunar months
About 11 days
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Hubble Ultra Deep Field
Peering 13 billion years into the past/Scientific Objects
The Hubble Ultra Deep Field, captured in 2004, is the deepest visible-light image of the universe ever taken. It shows approximately 10,000 galaxies in a patch of sky just 3.4 arcminutes across (about 1/13th the diameter of the full Moon). The most distant objects in the image are seen as they were just 800 million years after the Big Bang. The total exposure time was over 11 days.
Measurements
Lookback distance123 septillion m
149 sextillionBurj Khalifas
820 septillionIce cream cones
24.6 septillionBalance beam lengths
About 13 billion light-years
Image file size100 million B
69.4Floppy disks
4 thousandthsBlu-ray discs
About 100 MB
Sky coverage9 billionths m^2
24.3 billionthsCornhole boards
15 millionthsPostage stamps
3.4 x 3.4 arcmin (solid angle measure)
Oldest light in image410 quadrillion s
342 trillionPower naps
27.3 quadrillionRenditions of Happy Birthday
About 13 billion years ago