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New mathematical model suggests dark matter may be older than the big bang

by José Joaquin Galánviernes, agosto 09, 2019

A computer simulation shows dark matter is distributed in a clumpy but organized manner. In the figure, high density regions appear brigh...Read More

Astronomy Big Bag CMB Radio Astronomy SKA SKA South Africa

A peek at the birth of the universe

by José Joaquin Galánlunes, julio 29, 2019

The SKA-MPG telescope is currently being constructed on site in South Africa. Credit: South African Radio Astronomy Observatory (SARAO). ...Read More

Astronomy Big Bag Cosmology Early Universe Keck Observatory

Keck Observatory finds a relic from the early Universe

by José Joaquin Galánmiércoles, diciembre 19, 2018

Simulation of galaxies and gas in the universe. Within the gas in the (blue) filaments connecting the (orange) galaxies lurk rare pockets...Read More

Astronomy Astrophysics Australia Big Bag Cosmology Life

New evidence reveals how heavy elements were created after the Big Bang

by José Joaquin Galánviernes, noviembre 30, 2018

The remains of a supernova explosion known as Cassiopeia A (Cas A), the youngest such remnant known in the Milky Way. credit: NASA, ESA,...Read More

Astronomy Big Bag Cosmology Planck

Prize completes historical mapping of the universe

by José Joaquin Galánlunes, septiembre 03, 2018

Planck's Satellite view depicting the Cosmic Microwave Background. Credit: ESA/Planck Collaboration. After nearly a decade in spa...Read More

Astronomy Big Bag CMB Cosmology Hawking Points Microwave Background Map

Luminous anomalies could prove to be remnants of a previous Universe

by José Joaquin Galánmartes, agosto 28, 2018

Image of the CMB Skype with Hawking Points, Goldilocks Rings and the BICEP2 Window (Credits: Daniel An, Krzysztof A. Meissner and Roger P...Read More

Astronomy Big Bag Cosmology Early Universe Galaxies UCLA

In a massive region of space, astronomers find far fewer galaxies than they expected

by José Joaquin Galánjueves, agosto 16, 2018

A computer simulation of the distribution of matter in the universe. Orange regions host galaxies; blue structures are gas and dark matte...Read More

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New mathematical model suggests dark matter may be older than the big bang

A peek at the birth of the universe

Keck Observatory finds a relic from the early Universe

New evidence reveals how heavy elements were created after the Big Bang

Prize completes historical mapping of the universe

Luminous anomalies could prove to be remnants of a previous Universe

In a massive region of space, astronomers find far fewer galaxies than they expected

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