Yes, and apparently there are plans to do the same analysis on a newer sky survey that will have around 30M galaxies, which is ... also a drop in the bucket if we're talking hundreds of billions of galaxies in the observable universe. But if the same result holds, then it would definitely offer stronger evidence, particularly if the surveys are of very different regions of the universe, because some studies have suggested that the laws of physics may not be quite the same throughout the universe.
The universe is almost a trillionaire (in estimated number of galaxies). So it would be like $1 to a millionaire or 1 cent to an average lower class family: inconsequential spare change