The universe may be 'younger' than 2 billion years old
The universe is thought to be about 13.7 billion years old, but a new study has shown that it may be significantly younger by several billion years.
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The universe is thought to be about 13.7 billion years old, but a new study has shown that it may be significantly younger by several billion years.
The theory of three-dimensional cosmos suggests that all we see, including ourselves, is just an illusion. This is still controversial in the scientific world.
Scientists have found solutions to abnormal gaps that look like holes through the starry sky, which is caused by dark energy.
Astronomers admit that galaxies are accelerating far from each other much faster than previously thought.
The expansion of the universe and the great distance between the stars make the space of the universe dark even with numerous stars shining.
The secret slapped a mouthful of new beer in the mouth of someone, and then stood back away to see the bubbling foam seeping into the floor was a classic trick to spark…
White sandy beaches, hot deserts are increasingly prone to expansion - obviously these pictures show that sand is an endless resource.
Human intelligence can no longer be explained by relying on the growth in the size of the frontal lobe.
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.
Oceanographic conservationists have come up with a simple formula to counteract the expansion of arowanas that are destroying the reef-dwelling creatures that feed on th…
Australian scientists have recently analyzed some of the excavated skeletons in Germany and discovered that the European gene structure has mysteriously changed around 4…
Thanks to Einstein's theory of relativity and the expansion of time, we can affirm that time travel exists, based on the distance we have traveled in the universe and at…
The universe does not appear silently that through an explosion! At least, that's what we often hear: The universe and everything in the universe came into being at the…
Now scientists have had an extraordinarily powerful tool that enables them to directly observe the mysteries of the universe ...
Parallel universes may sound like a concept in sci-fi movies, and basically have nothing to do with modern physics.