How far away is most distant galaxy seen in the Hubble Deep Field?
A: About twelve billion (1.2x1010) light years.
B: About eighteen thousand Hubble Distance Units.
C: About forty megaparsecs.
D: About sixty million (6x107) astronomical units.
E: About two hundred billion (2x1011) light years.
Ans: A: About twelve billion (1.2x1010) light years.
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