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New NASA Space Telescope Will See the Universe in 102 Colors

NASA's SPHEREx mission will launch a new infrared space telescope designed to survey the entire sky, enhancing our understanding of cosmic history.

Astronomers Get More Than a Hint' That Dark Energy Isn't What They Thought

Dark energy may evolve over time, challenging current cosmological models and potentially leading to a stable universe or Big Crunch.

Do We Live in a Special Part of the Universe?

The universe's structure is homogeneous, emphasizing humanity's lack of cosmic significance.

Shocking Dark Energy Findings Challenge the Standard Model of the Universe

New findings challenge long-held beliefs about dark energy and the cosmos' expansion, signaling potential revisions to the standard cosmological model.

Latest Dark Energy Study Suggests the Universe Is Even Weirder Than We Imagined

Dark energy is potentially not a constant force but a changing phenomenon that could alter our understanding of the universe's expansion.

Astronomers Confused to Discover That a Bunch of Nearby Galaxies Are Pointing Directly at Us

Andromeda's satellite galaxies are uniquely lopsided, challenging current theories of galaxy formation.

New NASA Space Telescope Will See the Universe in 102 Colors

NASA's SPHEREx mission will launch a new infrared space telescope designed to survey the entire sky, enhancing our understanding of cosmic history.

Astronomers Get More Than a Hint' That Dark Energy Isn't What They Thought

Dark energy may evolve over time, challenging current cosmological models and potentially leading to a stable universe or Big Crunch.

Do We Live in a Special Part of the Universe?

The universe's structure is homogeneous, emphasizing humanity's lack of cosmic significance.

Shocking Dark Energy Findings Challenge the Standard Model of the Universe

New findings challenge long-held beliefs about dark energy and the cosmos' expansion, signaling potential revisions to the standard cosmological model.

Latest Dark Energy Study Suggests the Universe Is Even Weirder Than We Imagined

Dark energy is potentially not a constant force but a changing phenomenon that could alter our understanding of the universe's expansion.

Astronomers Confused to Discover That a Bunch of Nearby Galaxies Are Pointing Directly at Us

Andromeda's satellite galaxies are uniquely lopsided, challenging current theories of galaxy formation.

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Life May Have Emerged a Cosmic Eyeblink after the Big Bang

Life could have arisen very early in the universe's history, potentially within 200 million years after the Big Bang.

How JWST puts the squeeze on light dark matter, for free

Dark matter exists but remains undetectable, prompting researchers to explore specific candidate properties to identify its nature.

fromArs Technica

Five ways the universe could end

The Universe's accelerating expansion due to dark energy may lead to a future where galaxies drift beyond our observable horizon, ultimately resulting in cosmic isolation.

fromwww.npr.org

Dark energy is weakening and the universe could (eventually) collapse, study says

Dark energy, previously thought constant, is weakening, influencing potential universe collapse over billions of years.

The quantum reason that ultra-massive stars are forbidden

The Universe's evolution and structure formation are time-limited, as mass accumulation requires billions of years.

fromwww.mercurynews.com

Einstein called it his biggest blunder. Now a Berkeley Lab breakthrough is shedding light on the mysteries of dark energy and cosmic expansion

Berkeley Lab's findings suggest dark energy may be an evolving form of matter, challenging the concept of it as a universal constant.

Life May Have Emerged a Cosmic Eyeblink after the Big Bang

Life could have arisen very early in the universe's history, potentially within 200 million years after the Big Bang.

How JWST puts the squeeze on light dark matter, for free

Dark matter exists but remains undetectable, prompting researchers to explore specific candidate properties to identify its nature.

fromArs Technica

Five ways the universe could end

The Universe's accelerating expansion due to dark energy may lead to a future where galaxies drift beyond our observable horizon, ultimately resulting in cosmic isolation.

fromwww.npr.org

Dark energy is weakening and the universe could (eventually) collapse, study says

Dark energy, previously thought constant, is weakening, influencing potential universe collapse over billions of years.

The quantum reason that ultra-massive stars are forbidden

The Universe's evolution and structure formation are time-limited, as mass accumulation requires billions of years.

fromwww.mercurynews.com

Einstein called it his biggest blunder. Now a Berkeley Lab breakthrough is shedding light on the mysteries of dark energy and cosmic expansion

Berkeley Lab's findings suggest dark energy may be an evolving form of matter, challenging the concept of it as a universal constant.

Why does physics break down at the Planck scale?

The laws of physics remain consistent across all times and locations despite complex interactions and limitations at the Planck scale.

1 week ago

How to understand the Universe's the most important equation

Cosmology integrates subatomic particles and cosmic structures, showcasing the universe's evolution through Einstein's theories of General Relativity and the Friedmann equation.

OMG science

Ask Ethan: Could dark energy be more negative than a cosmological constant?

Why does physics break down at the Planck scale?

The laws of physics remain consistent across all times and locations despite complex interactions and limitations at the Planck scale.

1 week ago

How to understand the Universe's the most important equation

Cosmology integrates subatomic particles and cosmic structures, showcasing the universe's evolution through Einstein's theories of General Relativity and the Friedmann equation.

OMG science

Ask Ethan: Could dark energy be more negative than a cosmological constant?

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Scientist says Big Bang theory is actually wrong

A new theory suggests the universe began through multiple rapid bursts of energy rather than a single Big Bang explosion.

Scientists claim the Big Bang theory is WRONG

A new theory proposes that the universe may have originated from a gravitational crunch rather than the Big Bang.

Scientists Calculate That the Entire Big Bang Must Have Taken Place Inside a Black Hole

Black hole cosmology offers a radical alternative to the standard model of cosmology, suggesting the Big Bang occurred within a black hole.

Scientist says Big Bang theory is actually wrong

A new theory suggests the universe began through multiple rapid bursts of energy rather than a single Big Bang explosion.

Scientists claim the Big Bang theory is WRONG

A new theory proposes that the universe may have originated from a gravitational crunch rather than the Big Bang.

Scientists Calculate That the Entire Big Bang Must Have Taken Place Inside a Black Hole

Black hole cosmology offers a radical alternative to the standard model of cosmology, suggesting the Big Bang occurred within a black hole.

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Are we unique in the universe?

Humans exhibit an egocentric view of their significance in the universe.

#dark-matter

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A new collider can teach us about the origin of matter

1 year ago

DevOps

The Phenomenology of Dark Matter Explained | HackerNoon

A new collider can teach us about the origin of matter

Despite our advancements in cosmology and particle physics, significant mysteries, especially regarding matter-antimatter asymmetry and dark matter, remain unsolved.

1 year ago

DevOps

The Phenomenology of Dark Matter Explained | HackerNoon

How humans could travel millions of light years to distant planets

Wormholes could allow humanity to travel across vast distances in space almost instantaneously.

fromenglish.elpais.com

4 weeks ago

Lisa Randall, the theoretical physicist nominated for a Nobel Prize who wrote an opera about the fifth dimension

Lisa Randall's theories on extra dimensions and dark matter significantly impact cosmology and propose ideas complementing Einstein's theory.

fromInverse

The Most Powerful Telescopes Suggest the Cosmos Is Surprisingly Simple

Current observations suggest the universe is simpler and more predictable than theories predicting complexity and chaos.

philosophy

Thermodynamic Insider Baseball (or: Why Philosophy of Physics Matters)

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Are we living in the Matrix? Scientist claims universe is a HOLOGRAM

5 years ago

World politics

The Multiverse Code: Exploring Parallel Universes Through Physics and Theory | HackerNoon

How humans could travel millions of light years to distant planets

Wormholes could allow humanity to travel across vast distances in space almost instantaneously.

fromenglish.elpais.com

4 weeks ago

Lisa Randall, the theoretical physicist nominated for a Nobel Prize who wrote an opera about the fifth dimension

Lisa Randall's theories on extra dimensions and dark matter significantly impact cosmology and propose ideas complementing Einstein's theory.

fromInverse

The Most Powerful Telescopes Suggest the Cosmos Is Surprisingly Simple

Current observations suggest the universe is simpler and more predictable than theories predicting complexity and chaos.

philosophy

Thermodynamic Insider Baseball (or: Why Philosophy of Physics Matters)

OMG science

Are we living in the Matrix? Scientist claims universe is a HOLOGRAM

5 years ago

World politics

The Multiverse Code: Exploring Parallel Universes Through Physics and Theory | HackerNoon

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Ask Ethan: Does the multiverse explain our fundamental constants?

The Universe's structure is shaped by physics, initial conditions, and fundamental constants, leaving questions about different possible realities.

Scientist uncovers a major clue that we're all living in a simulation

Gravity may indicate we are living in a virtual simulation, according to physicist Melvin Vopson.

Neutrinos Are Shrinking, and That's a Good Thing for Physics

Researchers have precisely measured the maximum mass of neutrinos, advancing understanding of subatomic physics and the universe's expansion.

Is our Universe fundamentally unstable, and will it decay?

The Universe's fundamental properties may be inherently unstable, leading to the potential decay of its structure.

philosophy

Separate But Equal Cosmologies?

OMG science

Dark Matter Might Lurk in Its Own Shadow World

Ask Ethan: Does the multiverse explain our fundamental constants?

The Universe's structure is shaped by physics, initial conditions, and fundamental constants, leaving questions about different possible realities.

Scientist uncovers a major clue that we're all living in a simulation

Gravity may indicate we are living in a virtual simulation, according to physicist Melvin Vopson.

Neutrinos Are Shrinking, and That's a Good Thing for Physics

Researchers have precisely measured the maximum mass of neutrinos, advancing understanding of subatomic physics and the universe's expansion.

Is our Universe fundamentally unstable, and will it decay?

The Universe's fundamental properties may be inherently unstable, leading to the potential decay of its structure.

philosophy

Separate But Equal Cosmologies?

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OMG science

Dark Matter Might Lurk in Its Own Shadow World

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palazzo grassi in venice exhibits tatiana trouve's sculptures and drawings in major solo show

The exhibition 'The Strange Life of Things' presents a journey through space and time, linking past, present, and future through sculptures and drawings.

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Ask Ethan: Why do galaxies still collide in the expanding Universe?

Galaxies can merge and collide despite the Universe's accelerating expansion due to the influence of local gravitational forces.

Could Einstein's Abandoned Theory of Teleparallelism Rescue Modern Cosmology?

Dark matter and energy's mysteries may be addressed by revisiting Einstein's teleparallel gravity theory instead of introducing new concepts.

An Important Force of the Universe Appears to Be Changing, Scientists Find

Dark energy may not be a constant; it's changed over time, challenging current cosmological models.

The Hubble Tension Is Becoming a Hubble Crisis

The Hubble tension has intensified, suggesting a persistent discrepancy in the universe's expansion rate calculations.

Recent studies indicate dark energy's behavior might be evolving, complicating the Hubble tension further.

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: Why do galaxies still collide in the expanding Universe?

Galaxies can merge and collide despite the Universe's accelerating expansion due to the influence of local gravitational forces.

Could Einstein's Abandoned Theory of Teleparallelism Rescue Modern Cosmology?

Dark matter and energy's mysteries may be addressed by revisiting Einstein's teleparallel gravity theory instead of introducing new concepts.

An Important Force of the Universe Appears to Be Changing, Scientists Find

Dark energy may not be a constant; it's changed over time, challenging current cosmological models.

The Hubble Tension Is Becoming a Hubble Crisis

The Hubble tension has intensified, suggesting a persistent discrepancy in the universe's expansion rate calculations.

Recent studies indicate dark energy's behavior might be evolving, complicating the Hubble tension further.

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.

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fromwww.theguardian.com

Nasa's new Spherex telescope lifts off to map cosmos in unprecedented detail

NASA's Spherex telescope will map the entire sky to study the evolution of galaxies and the universe's expansion.

OMG science

Do We Live inside a Black Hole?

fromwww.theguardian.com

Nasa's new Spherex telescope lifts off to map cosmos in unprecedented detail

NASA's Spherex telescope will map the entire sky to study the evolution of galaxies and the universe's expansion.