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The Hubble Space Telescope has obtained [—|a|an|the] deepest view ever of [—|a|an|the] cosmos. [—|A|An|The] telescope is a well-known optical device, but this one is positioned high above [—|a|an|the] Earth and is very powerful indeed. Scientists have now seen [—|a|an|the] strange world of unusual shapes and colours. The new pictures take astronomers close to the Big Bang unveiling [—|a|an|the] first galaxies that emerged times and times ago. Perhaps this time was described in [—|a|an|the] Bible. [—|A|An|The] photos reveal galaxies that are too faint to be seen by [—|a|an|the] naked eye and even through [—|a|an|the] ordinary telescope. The shapes are different from [—|a|an|the] spiral galaxies we know today. The order in [—|a|an|the] Universe that we know today began in those unthinkably ancient times. Besides, there are some red points of light that might be distant galaxies further away in [—|a|an|the] space that even the Hubble can't reach yet. Perhaps these spots are [—|a|an|the] farthest galaxies ever seen. In any case, [—|a|an|the] space in which we live is unimaginably broader than primitive people thought, and there does not seem to be the end to it existing somewhere in space.