What is the Cosmic Microwave Background: The Cosmic Fossil that Fills the Universe
The amazing story of how the Cosmic Microwave Background was discovered completely by accident by American scientists.
The amazing story of how the Cosmic Microwave Background was discovered completely by accident by American scientists.
They were much brighter than they were supposed to be.
The breakthrough validates our current models of how the universe works.
It was a mind-blowing appearance by Professor Hawking.
It's an exciting time to be a scientist.
We've learned a lot about the early universe.
Swiss physicists have developed a new model to chart the early development of the Universe in better detail than ever ...
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BICEP2 (in the foreground) and the South Pole Telescope (in the background). Credit: Steffen Richter, Harvard University Nobel prizes, international ...
The BICEP2 experiment at the South Pole reported the first ever piece of evidence that support the cosmic inflation theory ...
Physicists have successfully reproduced a pattern resembling the cosmic microwave background radiation in an experiment which used ultracold cesium atoms ...
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Renowned physicist, famous for his study of black holes, galaxies and for authoring a popular book on the origin of the ...
A decade ago, American physics professor John Cramer released an audio file which made history: the sound of the theorized Big ...
Cosmic microwave background seen by Planck. (c) ESA Using the incredible Planck cosmology probe astronomers at the European Space Agency have assembled ...
The inset at left shows a close-up of the young dwarf galaxy. This image is a composite taken with Hubble's ...
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First discovered in 2005, and then studied in more depth since 2007, NASA scientists have finally isolated the ethereal glow ...
Backed by an international consortium, ten years from now the world's largest and most sensitive radio telescope in the world ...
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An intriguing hypothesis was brought up by Professor Bernard Carr from Queen Mary University in London and Professor Alan Coley ...
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The researchers and engineers operating the Large Hadron Collider have smashed together for the first time protons, in what is ...