A grayscale image of the 10.6-billion-year-old galaxy EGS_31125 as seen by the James Webb Space Telescope. The galaxy’s bar is visible (outlined as a thick purple line in the center …
Left: The movement of light in the strong gravitational field of the universe.Center: Non-ohmic conduction resulting from the non-trivial quantum metrological structure of the “electron universe” can be tuned through …
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope is asking big questions about the early universe. In its first images, JWST captured seemingly massive galaxies in the ancient universe. In fact, these galaxies …
We may live in a changing universedani3315-Getty Images “Hearst Magazines and Yahoo! may earn commissions or revenue from certain offers through these links.” The Standard Cosmological Model Lambda-CDM (CDM) proposes …
We breathe oxygen and nitrogen in the atmosphere every day, but did you know these gases also float in space, around and between galaxies? Our team captured a high-resolution view …
This lithograph shows images of Venus from the Pioneer Venus, Magellan, TRACE, and Venus Express missions.Image source: NASA A new paper argues that uninhabitable Venus offers important lessons about the …
Researchers at Northeastern University have shown that our visible universe and invisible dark matter likely co-evolved from the Big Bang.Image source: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Physicists have long believed that there …
Scientists say planets in our solar system, such as Earth and Jupiter, could be used to detect gravitational waves and learn more about the mysteries of the universe, from the …
If you zoom out into the universe well beyond the level of planets, stars, or galaxies, you end up with a vast, uniformly spotted area with no discernible features. At …
Every culture has a story about the apocalypse: the end of time. In Norse mythology, the world will end in a battle called the “Epic Battle.” Ragnarok, fighting the gods …