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Scientists simply can’t agree on how fast the universe is expanding
It’s one of the leading puzzles in cosmology. Why two different approaches used to calculate the rate at which the cosmos is expanding don’t produce the same result. Branded as the Hubble tension, the conundrum suggests that there could be
Read Full ArticleMore Milky Way-like galaxies have been spotted by scientists in early cosmos, advancing our understanding of how galaxies came into being
Mizzou researchers are peering into the past and revealing new clues about the early cosmos. Since light takes a very long time to travel through space, they have the opportunity to see how galaxies looked billions of years ago.In a
Read Full ArticleA Brand New Way to Search for the First Stars in the Cosmos
Observing the earliest stars is among the holy Grails of astronomy. Now, a University of Hong Kongteam led by astrophysicist Jane Lixin Dai is proposing a new technique for detecting them. If it succeeds, the approach has the potential to
Read Full Article‘We’re trying to find the shape of space’: astrophysicists wonder if the cosmos is like a doughnut
Rather than stretching to infinity and beyond, the universe may have a topology that can eventually be mapped We may be existing in a doughnut. It may sound like Homer Simpson’s fever dream, but that could in fact be the
Read Full ArticlePrimordial Black Holes Can Explain Merely a Fraction of Dark Matter
What is Dark Matter? That question is a regularfixture in discussions about the nature of the Cosmos. There are several proposed explanations for dark matter, both within the Standard Model and exterior to it.One proposed constituent of dark matter is
Read Full ArticleIs the “Methuselah star” actually older than the Cosmos?
For as long as humans have envisioned the Universe, we’ve gaped at the vastness of it all. Was our Cosmos infinite? Was it eternal? Or did it come into being a finite amount of time ago? Over the 20th and
Read Full ArticleThe shape of the universe could be far more complex than anybody had ever imagined
About 2,500 years ago humanity began to recognize that our planet earth is round—though a few “flat Earth” supporters still refute this today. The shape of our cosmos is not clear, however. Previous studies have proposed that the universe probably
Read Full ArticleBlack Holes: Why research about them? What makes them so intriguing?
“Gravity is the oldest known, but the least understood force in nature,” Dr. Gaurav Khanna (Professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Rhode Island)told Universe Today. “For students of gravity, black holes are amongst the most interesting
Read Full ArticleA Mystery about the Cosmos’s First Black Holes May Be Disentangled at Last
Astrophysicist Priyamvada Natarajan hypothesized that black holes can form without the aid of stars. New observations back her theory. As astrophysicists read back into the initial chapters of the cosmos’s history, they have exposed a horde of massive black holes
Read Full ArticleWe’ve Just Seen The First Galaxies in The Cosmos taking Birth
Scientists have just recently identified the formation processes of some of the Universe's initial galaxies in the turbulent age of the Cosmic Dawn.JWST observations of the early Cosmos around 13.3 to 13.4 billion years ago – merely a few hundred
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Read Full ArticleNew research suggests that ‘Heavy’ dark matter would rip our understanding of the cosmos apart
New research suggests that dark matter can't be too heavy or it might break our best model of the cosmos. We have evidence aplenty that something fishy is occurring in…
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