Albert Einstein's biggest mistake
Albert Einstein once proposed the cosmological constant and firmly believed that the universe was always static, disregarding the opinions of other scientists.
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Albert Einstein once proposed the cosmological constant and firmly believed that the universe was always static, disregarding the opinions of other scientists.
Black holes are one of the most fascinating objects in the universe, but human understanding of black holes still has many aspects that cannot be clearly answered.
As a symbol for the masses, genius physicists still have very human flaws and that is quite normal in scientific research.
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…
Einstein's doctrine of self-birth, static universe ... are doctrines that have been proved wrong and rejected.
For almost a century, researchers have assumed that the universe contained more matter than was directly observed.
Dark energy is said to account for 68% of the universe, while dark matter accounts for about 27%. The rest includes everything on Earth, all we can observe, accounting f…
Currently dark energy is an overwhelming component in the universe (70% versus 25% dark matter and 5% ordinary matter), dark energy is making the universe expand with ac…
Everything happens outside what can be observed, we have more questions than answers.
A group of 26 scientists from Swinburne University, Melburne in Australia have just announced that they have demonstrated the existence of black energy, an antigravity f…
The map covered 650 million light-years of space - equivalent to a quarter of the sky.