How far is the planet farthest from the earth detected by human beings at present?

The farthest galaxy is 65.438+0.288 billion light years away from the Earth. Japan's Pleiades telescope captured light from galaxies 65.438+0.288 billion light years away from the Earth. The farthest galaxy observed so far reveals a corner of the "dark age" in the history of the universe. The National Astronomical Observatory of Japan reported in the British journal Nature published on June 5438+04 that researchers from this institution and the University of Tokyo used the Pleiades telescope in Hawaii to observe this galaxy named "IOK- 1". The report said that the researchers equipped the main focus camera of the Pleiades telescope with a filter specially developed for this observation, which can improve the sensitivity of the camera. This telescope found 4 1533 celestial bodies in the direction of "Late Constellation", and then experts made spectral observation with a low-light-level celestial body spectrometer, from which they found the "IOK- 1" galaxy which is 288 million light years away from the Earth. This observation confirmed that early galaxies were formed in the universe about 780 million years after the "big X" that led to the birth of the universe. Astronomical circles once thought that in the hundreds of millions of years after the birth of the universe, the light emitted by galaxies was covered by thick clouds formed by hydrogen and could not reach the earth. But this time, scientists captured the light from the "IOK- 1" galaxy on the earth, indicating that the gas cloud at that time had been decomposed by the light of the galaxy, and the universe began to "clear up".