The oldest galaxy formed from 13.55 billion years ago
A group of international astronomers has just announced the discovery of the oldest galaxy formed from 13.55 billion years ago.
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A group of international astronomers has just announced the discovery of the oldest galaxy formed from 13.55 billion years ago.
Dark circles are unusually low temperature cosmic regions. Could it be a trace of the universe before the big bang? Roger Penrose and Vahe Gurzadyan sought to prove a se…
Two prestigious scientists around the world said they have just discovered evidence that the universe existed before the Big Bang. This statement is shaking the scientif…
On Monday, December 6, 2010, scientists stopped all experiments on the world's largest particle accelerator LHC. On the website of the LHC, there are large words
Right after the Big Bang, the universe was just a very hot liquid, with temperatures higher than 10,000 billion degrees C.
Successful implementation of inter-collision experiments
The collective of international scientists who have successfully built Alpha spectroscopes can detect the signs of the existence of anti-space.
Recently, cosmologists have gradually lifted the veil of mystery about the formation of the early pink universe through the theory of cosmic bubbles after the Big Bang.
Maximo Banados and Pedro Ferreira have discovered the unimaginable human conclusions about the history of the universe.
Scientists have created in the laboratory a terrible temperature threshold: 4 million degrees Celsius.
The large particle accelerator re-starts last night after a problem more than a year ago, and will begin the process of simulating the Big Bang explosion.
Will the universe continue to expand and eventually end with the state of nihilism that diffuses dry, cold, and black?
Physicists working at Argonne National Laboratory (USA) use supercomputers to build a model of the demise of big stars.
What happens in a trillionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second after Big Bang?
The world's largest particle accelerator (LHC) of the European Nuclear Research Center (CERN) will resume operations next September.