A remarkable new study challenges the findings of Nobel Prize winning research into how our universe has changed over time.
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How your morning coffee links back to the Big Bang
Every event, from brewing coffee to the formation of Earth, traces back through an unbroken chain of cause and effect to the ...
It is widely accepted that the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate, but now researchers say our measurements of the ...
It’s time to ban the bang and leave fireworks to the pros - COMMENT: With fireworks upsetting everyone from farmers and pet ...
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Astronomers Think They May Have Spotted the Universe’s First Stars Glowing From the Dawn of Time
Astronomers have chased the first stars for decades, squinting at the early universe for any hint of their brief, brilliant ...
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'Not so exotic anymore': The James Webb telescope is unraveling the truth about the universe's first black holes
A peculiar object discovered by the James Webb Space Telescope just 700 million years after the Big Bang could reveal the ...
Keio University astronomers measured the universe’s temperature 7 billion years ago at 5.13 K using ALMA data, which ...
A cosmic explosion known as GRB 250702B is by far the longest gamma-ray burst astronomers have ever seen—if it’s even one at ...
Scientists have discovered a common cancer has a 'Big Bang' moment which determines how it will grow. Cancer is the second biggest killer in the US, with heart disease claiming first place. Roughly ...
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