A group of scientists, led by Andrea Saccardi, a PhD student at the Observatoire de Paris (PSL), have discovered leftovers from the universe’s very first stars using the Very Large Telescope (VLT) of the European Southern Observatory (ESO). Astronomers have not yet seen the universe’s initial stars, but they are
A study published in the journal Nature has forced astronomers to rethink how the universe works after the James Webb Space Telescope discovered six massive galaxies.
The graphic below depicts the entire Universe’s contents, with dark energy and dark matter accounting for the majority of the composition and the rest accounting for only 5%.
Academians from the University of Nottingham have suggested that an invisible space wall formed by hypotetical symmetrirons pushing the fifth force may shed light on the origin of the Universe.
The cosmos had grown faster than it should have, with physicists dubbing the factor responsible ‘dark energy.’ But there is a possibility that the Universe may start shrinking ‘remarkably’ fast, forcing the cosmos to collapse in a ‘big crunch,’ according to a new study.
It is amusing to imagine other worlds with humanoid lifeforms “singing, dancing, and telling tales” in the same way that we do on Earth. There is also a possibility that humans might be all over the universe, according to some scientists.
The theory proposed by some scientists who believe there could be an ‘anti-universe’ next to ours where time runs backwards is quite odd to say the least. But there is a lot out there in the universe that we humans are yet to explore.
