200 hours to find distant galaxies?

Question

NASA has just awarded you with 200 orbits of Hubble Space Telescope time (roughly 200 hours) to find distant galaxies. Is there a particular place in the sky that you would look to find such galaxies? Why or why not?

My answer to this...

Yes, Find a place that has a lot of galaxies close to each other because you would find so many unique galaxies in that particular place............right? lol help me

Answer 1

Not me .... I look out the top of the Milky Way out of the plane. That way I would not be looking through Milky Way stars and would have the best chance of seeing very dim distant objects.