Universe News
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A new study suggests that the Big Bang wasn't the start of the universe. It postulates that, in fact, it has no beginning and no end.
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Pop singer-songwriter and dancer Mohombi chatted about his new single "Movin'" and its inception. He also discussed his album "Universe."
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Think Mars is the ultimate life-harboring planet in our solar system? Think again. Recent findings from NASA indicate there may be life on not one, but two of Jupiter’s moons.
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Dark matter, the substance that is thought to make up more than a quarter of the universe, remains a greater mystery. Scientists have now stated that earlier findings, seemingly discovering dark matter particles, are not correct.
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What is the Universe? Centuries of human thought have "taught" us what it is. We've created our own concept of what the Universe is, but could we be wrong?
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Scientists have discovered Methuselah, what is being called and "impossible star," which appears to be potentially older than the universe.
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A new, more advanced technique for measuring the ages of large numbers of stars like the sun has been proposed by astrophysicists.
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The famous theoretical astrophysicist Stephen Hawking, addressing a large audience at the California Institute of Technology on April 16, said that the Universe did not need a divine creator to bring it into being.
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For most humans of the 15th century, the notion of Earth as ball of rock was nonsense. It was argued that if the earth were really round, then the people at the bottom would fall off.
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A new study published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society suggests that Earth may have been hit by a gamma-ray burst, the strongest explosion in the universe, in the eighth century.
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In the region of Dorado constellation, 50 light years from Earth, researchers found Gliese 163c, orbiting the star Gliese 163, with potential structures and compositions scientists believe could possibly sustain life.
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The largest 3D map of the universe ever created pinpoints one-million galaxies and its creators hope it will help solve some of astronomy's greatest mysteries.
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On Wednesday, 4 July 2012, in Geneva, Switzerland, scientists working at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) announced that they have found the elusive Higgs boson particles, sometimes referred to as the God particle.
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Are universes inside giant black holes? Is our entire universe located inside a wormhole? This is not science-fiction, but it could answer various cosmic mysteries that plague scientists across the globe (or universe?).
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As the universe persists in its expansion, cosmologists in the future will continue to understand less. In fact, according to one theory, the best time to learn about the cosmos was more than 13 billion years ago.
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On April 24, 1990, 8:33:51 am EST, the historic Hubble Space Telescope was launched into orbit by Space Shuttle Discovery. The 2.4 metre (7.9 feet) telescope is now 22 years old and what better way to celebrate then to look back at its stunning images.
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New research in dwarf galaxies, satellites of our own, is now helping scientists better understand dark matter. Peering into the darkest depths of these neighboring systems have shown nothing, and that nothingness is what everyone is excited about.
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German astronomers have discovered a planetary system deemed a survivor of the very early universe. The ancient system is an astonishing 13 billion years old, and raises the question of how such early stars and planets might have formed.
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A team of Canadian physicists have measured an antimatter atom for the first time. The research could prove to be important in understanding the Big Bang and the creation of the universe.
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Every day, physicists, astronomers and scientists discover something new about the universe we live – and beyond. What were some of the top out-of-this-world space stories of the year?
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Astronomers have unexpectedly discovered two of the largest black holes ever seen in the universe. The black holes are millions of times larger and denser than any previously recorded: large enough to swallow out solar system many times over.
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This is a major issue in the making. Forget all previous theories, stars have now been shown to be able to create organic materials. Complex organic materials are literally everywhere.
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The Bolshoi cosmological simulations team has released advanced calculations and thrilling images from this grand-scale 3-D model and movie of the universe of matter and energy, the most detailed and accurate so far, the researchers have claimed.
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Theoretical physicists in Great Britain are now conducting tests for the very first time to find evidence of multiple alternative universes, otherwise known as a multiverse. A team of cosmologists will search the cosmic microwave background radiation.
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Astronomers at the University of Maryland have discovered the largest and oldest mass of water in the universe. It's a 12-billion-year-old cloud located near a supermassive black hole and contains 140 trillion times more water than Earth's oceans.
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Scientists announced this week that they have found the densest form of matter in the known universe. This exotic material may be the parent of all known matter.
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A new study shows that the universe is larger than what we originally estimated. By analyzing elliptical galaxies, scientists found hundreds of millions of cool, small stars known as red dwarfs. This could possibly mean “trillions of Earths."
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The universe is getting more crowded by the day. New telescopes and technologies are allowing astronomers to discover new astronomical objects all the time, such as ten new galaxy clusters found recently by the Atacama Cosmology Telescope (ACT).
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The Hubble Space Telescope has discovered the oldest object in the universe: Galaxy UDFy-38135539, which is approximately 600 million years old. However, scientists are already discussing the likelihood of discovering an object older than that.
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A team of United States and Japanese astrophysicists have concluded that there is a 50 percent chance that the Earth, our galaxy, the universe and time itself will end in 3.7 billion years.
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The crew stranded at a Stargate in SGU Syfy
A slice of the Bolshoi supercomputer simulation of the universe, which is based on the Lambda Cold Dark Matter (ΛCDM) cosmogeny that hypothesizes a cosmic web of dark matter underlying the large-scale universe, driving galaxy and galaxy cluster formation through gravitational effects on ordinary matter. Stefan Gottlober (AIP)
Ming Na, David Blue, Lou Diamond Phillips and Robert Carlyle in SGU: Stargate Universe Syfy
The first full-sky image of the universe, thanks to Europe's Planck telescope Courtesy ESA
Internal view of the Stanford torus space station design. Artist's description: "The 1975 NASA Ames/Stanford University Summer Study worked out the broad engineering requirements for a toroidal shaped space colony design. This painting used the design, but I refused to fill the interior with the 'shopping mall gone mad' clutter of other drawings. Again the challenge of sustaining something like a closed ecosystem was a theme I wanted to emphasize. This design became known as the 'Stanford Torus' Don Davis
NASA artist's conception of a human mission to Mars (1989 painting by Les Bossinas of NASA Lewis Research Center). Original uploader was Geoffrey.landis at en.wikipedia
Artist's impression of the ESA's Euclid space telescope scheduled for a 2020 launch European Space Agency - ESA Press
Searching through the starship Destiny Syfy
Prevailing model of the origin and expansion of spacetime and all that it contains. NASA
The cast of SGU: Stargate Universe with Ming Na (2nd from the left) and Lou Diamond Phillips (1st on the right) Syfy
With new planets being discovered constantly life could show up when we least expect it. Unmismoobjetivo
Lou Diamond Phillips as Colonel Telford in SGU: Stargate Universe Syfy
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