Tag: cosmology
Scientists Find a Galaxy That Formed Just 280 Million Years After The Big Bang
The cosmos is a vast, ancient tapestry, and occasionally, scientists pull back a corner to reveal a thread far older and more intricate than...
Alaknanda: Indian astronomers spot implausibly old spiral galaxy
The cosmos is a tapestry woven with stars, galaxies, and mysteries that continually challenge our understanding. Recently, Indian astronomers have added a significant new...
Could Dark Energy be changing? It might rewrite the universe’s future.
Our universe is expanding, a fact astronomers have confirmed with remarkable precision. Not only is it getting bigger, but its expansion is also speeding...
Hubble’s Latest Picture of 3I/ATLAS
The universe continues to unveil its mysteries, one stunning image at a time, and humanity's steadfast gaze through the Hubble Space Telescope consistently delivers....
Scientists may have finally caught their first glimpse of dark matter.
Imagine peering into the darkest corners of the universe, knowing there's something monumental there, an invisible force shaping everything, yet utterly beyond your grasp....
After decades of hunting for dark matter, one scientist believes he may have finally caught a glimpse.
For millennia, humanity has gazed at the stars, pondering the universe's grand design. We've mapped galaxies, understood atomic forces, and even touched the moon....
Endings and beginnings: Atacama Cosmology Telescope releases its final data, shaping the future of cosmology – Phys.org
Every great scientific journey eventually reaches a point of culmination, a moment where years of dedicated effort deliver their most profound harvest. For the...
Guess what? We might be zipping through the universe way faster than we realized.
You’re reading this, perhaps sipping coffee, feeling perfectly still. Your chair is stable, the ground beneath solid. But what if that 'stillness' is an...
The James Webb Space telescope may have spotted the Universe’s first-ever stars
The universe, in its earliest infancy, was a dark and mysterious place. For hundreds of millions of years after the Big Bang, there were...
What if our cosmic measuring tape is wrong? It could explain the Hubble tension.
The universe is a vast, mind-boggling place, and for decades, scientists have been trying to pin down one of its most fundamental properties: how...
How did supermassive black holes get so big? Maybe it was runaway black hole mergers.
The universe is full of mysteries, but few are as captivating – or as colossal – as supermassive black holes. These gargantuan cosmic entities,...
A new study says the universe is slowing down, not speeding up, completely shaking up our understanding.
For what feels like an eternity, our understanding of the universe's destiny has been largely settled. The consensus, solidified by a Nobel Prize-winning discovery,...
