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How is the age of the universe calculated?
The universe is about 13.8 billion years old, but how do we know that?
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If the universe has no boundaries and no end, does that mean the universe is virtual?
The universe, with its boundless and mysterious appearance, has always been a controversial subject and has stimulated the human imagination.
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A New Ocean Appears on Earth in an Unbelievable Place
American scientists were shocked to discover an unknown, strange, ancient structure surrounding the Earth's iron core.
Space science
Astronomers find the missing part of matter in the universe
Scientists have discovered the missing part of the 1990s, knowing where it lies but it has not been confirmed until now.
Space science
Officially found matter occupies more than half of the universe hidden for billions of years
This material hiding place has been revealed, and the efforts of two completely separate research teams have to be worked out.
Space science
Earth is losing dark matter
After much research, scientists have for the first time accurately measured the amount of dark matter that is disappearing on Earth.
Space science
Scientists are about to prove that Einstein is wrong?
This idea has been around since 1990, but it has not been officially tested yet.
Space science
The new discovery shocked the star's appearance
The first stars appeared in the sky 560 million years after the big bang (Big Bang), a time considered the birthplace of the universe, 140 million years later than the i…
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Detecting cosmic bubbles after the Big Bang
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.
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What happens is a trillionth of a second after the Big Bang
What happens in a trillionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second after Big Bang?
Science invention
Two American scientists won the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physics
The 2006 Nobel Prize for Physics has been announced today, and the winner is two US scientists: John C. Mather and George F. Smoot with scientific work.
New technology
Use cosmic background radiation to encrypt data
If you have a top-secret message that does not trust the usual security measures, it may be coming, a new encryption method with extremely high security based on cosmic…