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Our latest space for aliens with orbit on Tuesday to map the whole sky like never before – wiping out of hundreds of millions of galaxies and their common cosmic gloss since the beginning of time.

Spacex launched the SFEZEX Observatory from California, putting it on a flight course over Earth pillars. Marking were four satellites size of the sunshine.

The goal of the SFERTEX Mission of $ 488 million to explain how galaxies form and developed over a billion years and how the universe expanded so quickly in their first moments.

Closer home on his own milk passenger Galaxy, SFEREX will hunt on water and other ingredients in icy clouds between stars where new solar systems appear.

SFEREX in the form of a cone – on 1,110 kilograms or a large piano – will last six months to map the whole sky with their infrared eyes and a wide viewfield. Four full-sky surveys are planned for two years, as the telescope circulates the globe with half a half 400 miles up.

SFEREX will not see galaxies in excellent details such as NASA-and larger and elaboration hubble and VEBB TelescopesWith your narrow fields of sight.

Instead of counting galaxies or focusing on them, SFEREX will observe the overall glow that produces the entire plot, including the earliest formed in the swamic large burst.

“This cosmological shine records all the light that is broadcast through cosmic history,” said the main scientist of the Jamie Bock Mission from the California Institute for Technology. “It is a very different way of looking at space,” enabling scientists to see which sources of light missed in the past.

Observing the collective glow, scientists hope to tease light from the earliest galaxies and learn how they came to be, Bock said.

“We won’t see a big bang. But we’ll see from him after that and learn about the beginning of the universe, that way,” he said.

The infrared telescope detectors will be able to distinguish 102 colors in an invisible human eye, which gives the most cruel, inclusive map ever made of cosmos.

It is like “looking at the universe through a set of glasses colored long,” said the Deputy Manager of the Beth Fabinski project from NASA jet-driving laboratories.

In order to maintain infrared detectors super cold – minus 350 degrees Fahrenheit – Sferex has a unique look. Sports Three aluminum cones, one inside the other, to protect themselves from the sun and earth heat, like a 10-foot guard collar for a sick dog.

In addition to telescope, Spacex’s Falcon Rocket He secured an elevator from the Bandenberg Space Base for the quartet of our satellite called Punch. From their separate polar orbit, satellites will look at the sun’s corona or external atmosphere, and the resulting solar wind.

The evening launch delayed two weeks for rockets and other questions.