Incredible NASA video travels through the Pillars of Creation
This NASA animation showcases the 3D structure of the Pillars of Creation, combining data from the James Webb Space Telescope and the Hubble Space Telescope.
Piping Up at the Gates of Dawn
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) discovered the most distant galaxy yet, challenging existing models of early galaxy formation.
Study sheds light on mystery of giant galaxies in the early universe
Discovery of unexpected massive stars in early universe challenges existing cosmological models, revealing insights into the role of black holes in galaxy formation.
10 insights about the expanding Universe from a Nobel Laureate
The expansion of the Universe has accelerated, prompting the introduction of dark energy, creating a significant ongoing debate known as the Hubble tension.
NASA makes surprising discover at the end of our universe
Discovery of 'Red Monster' galaxies challenges existing galaxy formation models and suggests early star formation was more efficient than previously believed.
What do JWST's "red monster" galaxies mean for cosmology?
JWST's discoveries of ultra-distant galaxies challenge existing cosmic models, leading to new questions about early Universe star formation and galaxy formation.
Incredible NASA video travels through the Pillars of Creation
This NASA animation showcases the 3D structure of the Pillars of Creation, combining data from the James Webb Space Telescope and the Hubble Space Telescope.
Piping Up at the Gates of Dawn
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) discovered the most distant galaxy yet, challenging existing models of early galaxy formation.
Study sheds light on mystery of giant galaxies in the early universe
Discovery of unexpected massive stars in early universe challenges existing cosmological models, revealing insights into the role of black holes in galaxy formation.
10 insights about the expanding Universe from a Nobel Laureate
The expansion of the Universe has accelerated, prompting the introduction of dark energy, creating a significant ongoing debate known as the Hubble tension.
NASA makes surprising discover at the end of our universe
Discovery of 'Red Monster' galaxies challenges existing galaxy formation models and suggests early star formation was more efficient than previously believed.
What do JWST's "red monster" galaxies mean for cosmology?
JWST's discoveries of ultra-distant galaxies challenge existing cosmic models, leading to new questions about early Universe star formation and galaxy formation.
Research Shows The Early Universe Had Way More Black Holes Than We Thought
Early universe housed more black holes than previously estimated, aiding understanding of their growth and formation. Supermassive black holes existed sooner than thought.
Something Is Wrong with Dark Energy, Physicists Say
New research suggests dark energy has weakened over time, challenging previous assumptions of its constancy and prompting new insights into cosmic evolution.
Astrophysicists Use AI to Sharpen Universe's Cosmological Parameters
AI is revolutionizing the precision of cosmological parameters, improving our understanding of the universe.
The method, SimBIG, refines the analysis of galaxy distributions significantly.
Look! Astrophysicists Spotted A Supermassive Black Hole Slowly Starving a Galaxy to Death
The James Webb Space Telescope identifies a supermassive black hole as the cause of Pablo's Galaxy's decline, halting its star formation.
Scientists Access "Settings" of the Universe
AI can significantly improve the analysis of cosmic structures by estimating parameters with fewer galaxies than traditional methods.
The Big Bang started it all - but 'Big Crunch' could wipe us out
The universe could face a catastrophic 'Big Crunch' reversal after the Big Bang, leading to matter collapsing inward.
Research Shows The Early Universe Had Way More Black Holes Than We Thought
Early universe housed more black holes than previously estimated, aiding understanding of their growth and formation. Supermassive black holes existed sooner than thought.
Something Is Wrong with Dark Energy, Physicists Say
New research suggests dark energy has weakened over time, challenging previous assumptions of its constancy and prompting new insights into cosmic evolution.
Astrophysicists Use AI to Sharpen Universe's Cosmological Parameters
AI is revolutionizing the precision of cosmological parameters, improving our understanding of the universe.
The method, SimBIG, refines the analysis of galaxy distributions significantly.
Look! Astrophysicists Spotted A Supermassive Black Hole Slowly Starving a Galaxy to Death
The James Webb Space Telescope identifies a supermassive black hole as the cause of Pablo's Galaxy's decline, halting its star formation.
Scientists Access "Settings" of the Universe
AI can significantly improve the analysis of cosmic structures by estimating parameters with fewer galaxies than traditional methods.
The Big Bang started it all - but 'Big Crunch' could wipe us out
The universe could face a catastrophic 'Big Crunch' reversal after the Big Bang, leading to matter collapsing inward.
An Odd Form of Dark Energy Might Solve a Pesky Cosmic Puzzle
The Hubble tension challenges the standard model of cosmology, suggesting potential fundamental issues with our understanding of the universe's expansion.
New model calculates chances of aliens hiding in our universe
The chance of intelligent life in the universe is lower than public perception, with new research estimating it at 27% outside our galaxy.
Ask Ethan: Does space require dark energy in order to exist?
Space itself exists independently of dark energy, posing questions about their mutual relationship and the fundamental nature of the universe.
This mysterious energy is everywhere. Scientists still don't know what it is
The Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope will explore dark energy and the universe's expansion.
Dark energy is tearing the Universe apart. What if the force is weakening?
Dark energy might be weakening over time, challenging long-held cosmological beliefs.
How supernovae are helping uncover the mysteries of dark energy
Only 5 percent of the universe is made up of visible matter, while 27 percent is dark matter and 68 percent is dark energy.
Scientists are studying the mysteries of dark energy by analyzing data from the Dark Energy Survey, focusing on Type 1a supernovae to measure the expansion of the universe.
An Odd Form of Dark Energy Might Solve a Pesky Cosmic Puzzle
The Hubble tension challenges the standard model of cosmology, suggesting potential fundamental issues with our understanding of the universe's expansion.
New model calculates chances of aliens hiding in our universe
The chance of intelligent life in the universe is lower than public perception, with new research estimating it at 27% outside our galaxy.
Ask Ethan: Does space require dark energy in order to exist?
Space itself exists independently of dark energy, posing questions about their mutual relationship and the fundamental nature of the universe.
This mysterious energy is everywhere. Scientists still don't know what it is
The Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope will explore dark energy and the universe's expansion.
Dark energy is tearing the Universe apart. What if the force is weakening?
Dark energy might be weakening over time, challenging long-held cosmological beliefs.
How supernovae are helping uncover the mysteries of dark energy
Only 5 percent of the universe is made up of visible matter, while 27 percent is dark matter and 68 percent is dark energy.
Scientists are studying the mysteries of dark energy by analyzing data from the Dark Energy Survey, focusing on Type 1a supernovae to measure the expansion of the universe.
Does dark matter interact non-gravitationally at all?
Dark matter and dark energy are essential components to explain discrepancies between observations and traditional cosmic models.
The Earth May Be Swimming Through Dark Matter, Scientists Say
Dark matter waves may be interacting with particles in Earth's ionosphere, offering a potential hunting ground for researchers.
10 thoughtful insights about the great cosmic unknowns
Modern science has explained vast aspects of the Universe, yet significant mysteries, including dark matter and fundamental constants, remain unresolved.
Simulations reveal the hidden behaviors of dark matter
A new theory suggests that colder dark matter moved at slow velocities while standard matter streamed past it at supersonic speeds, leading to the formation of small, bright galaxies earlier than previously thought.
The presence of small, bright galaxies in the early universe would confirm the cold dark matter model, as only the velocity between two types of matter can produce this type of galaxy.
Recasting Three-Peak Exclusion Limits on B L Dark Matter via Accelerometer Studies | HackerNoon
The study outlines methods for detecting B − L dark photon dark matter through statistical analysis and signal recasting techniques.
Does dark matter interact non-gravitationally at all?
Dark matter and dark energy are essential components to explain discrepancies between observations and traditional cosmic models.
The Earth May Be Swimming Through Dark Matter, Scientists Say
Dark matter waves may be interacting with particles in Earth's ionosphere, offering a potential hunting ground for researchers.
10 thoughtful insights about the great cosmic unknowns
Modern science has explained vast aspects of the Universe, yet significant mysteries, including dark matter and fundamental constants, remain unresolved.
Simulations reveal the hidden behaviors of dark matter
A new theory suggests that colder dark matter moved at slow velocities while standard matter streamed past it at supersonic speeds, leading to the formation of small, bright galaxies earlier than previously thought.
The presence of small, bright galaxies in the early universe would confirm the cold dark matter model, as only the velocity between two types of matter can produce this type of galaxy.
Recasting Three-Peak Exclusion Limits on B L Dark Matter via Accelerometer Studies | HackerNoon
The study outlines methods for detecting B − L dark photon dark matter through statistical analysis and signal recasting techniques.
Life is defined as a non-equilibrium, self-reproducing chemical reaction system characterized by collective autocatalysis and various closure properties.
The Limitations of Set Theory in Understanding Biological Evolution | HackerNoon
The emergence of life is anticipated as a phase transition in an evolving universe.
The Architecture of Life | HackerNoon
Life is defined as a non-equilibrium, self-reproducing chemical reaction system characterized by collective autocatalysis and various closure properties.
The Limitations of Set Theory in Understanding Biological Evolution | HackerNoon
The emergence of life is anticipated as a phase transition in an evolving universe.