All observed blue-shifted galaxies are in our Hubble horizon.

[StringJunky]

Is this correct? Just a thought triggered by a another current thread.

[Strange]

All blue-shifted galaxies are much closer than that. 

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Andromeda is not the only galaxy to be moving towards us. With the help of galaxy surveys, astronomers have found that around 100 galaxies are moving towards us. Compared to the numbers of galaxies that we know of (hundreds of billions), blue-shifted galaxies are seemingly quite rare. Those that are moving towards us are either part of our Local Group, which means that we are gravitationally connected to each other, or they are found in the Virgo Cluster which everything in our Local Group is moving towards. The galaxies M90, M86 and M98 are all in the Virgo Cluster and all show blue shifts.

https://www.spaceanswers.com/deep-space/where-did-the-first-particles-of-light-come-from/

[StringJunky]

17 minutes ago, Strange said:

All blue-shifted galaxies are much closer than that. 

https://www.spaceanswers.com/deep-space/where-did-the-first-particles-of-light-come-from/

Thanks Strange.