Finding the mysterious 'monster' that is making the universe expand
British scientists have discovered what could be the source of the dark energy that is keeping the universe expanding. It's a monster that lives in the galaxy that conta…
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British scientists have discovered what could be the source of the dark energy that is keeping the universe expanding. It's a monster that lives in the galaxy that conta…
One of the greatest mysteries of existence, and also the most difficult to answer, is whether civilization on Earth is alone in the universe.
Signals of the rate of change in the universe were detected by the Dark Energy Spectroscopy Instrument (DESI), located atop the telescope at Kitt Peak National Observato…
This is a new turning point in astronomy: the ability to measure the distances between galaxies has improved, opening a new era in 'mapping' the structure of the Univers…
Aliens have not appeared after all these years, while there are billions of planets out there? Humans perhaps not so lonely?
Scientists have found solutions to abnormal gaps that look like holes through the starry sky, which is caused by dark energy.
American scientists are preparing to develop a series of experiments to find clues about the existence of an invisible form of material that can be unlocked to a paralle…
Prof. Dr. Doan Xuan Muy, former director of the Vaccine Institute, author of the book
A study published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society says dark energy is real. This energy makes space - time and the universe expand.
Recently, data from the Hubble Space Periscope has been used by aerospace experts, to analyze a phenomenon we can first observe
Dark matter was first discovered in 1933, when scientists believed that limiting to visible matter could not explain the movement of stars and galaxies.
For almost a century, researchers have assumed that the universe contained more matter than was directly observed.
Scientists at the Johannes Gutenberg Mainz University (JGU), Germany, propose a new theory of the formation of dark matter right after the universe was born.
The universe is expanding 10% faster than previously anticipated, questioning whether Albert Einstein's relativity theory is accurate or not?
This material hiding place has been revealed, and the efforts of two completely separate research teams have to be worked out.