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Надо выбрать правильный вариант из скобок, очень прошу!!! 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 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.​

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