Medicine & TechnologyThe galaxies are estimated to have lived 500-700 million years after the Big Bang and are almost as big as the Milky Way, something that astronomers did not believe was possible. Read the article to learn more.
James Webb Space Telescope snapped a photo of a young cluster of stars that resembles conditions of the early universe when star formation peaked. Read the article to learn more about it.
Scientists call the bundle of stars at the center of the galaxy the 'poor old heart of Milky Way' due to their old age and metal-poor composition. Read the article to learn more details.
NASA's JWST captured an image showing early galaxies that formed 350 million years after the Big Bang happened about 13.8 billion years ago. Read the article to learn more details about it.
The Steady State Model opposes the Big Bang Theory. But do you know that the person who opposes it gives the name to the popular theory? Continue reading to know more about this interesting revelation.
Without this mysterious force, the universe might be on its way back to the singularity from where it originated during the Big Bang event. Read to know more.
According to researchers, the Big Bounce hypothesis may provide an accurate model for the universe, but first, the beginning must be established. Read on to learn more about the theories of how the universe began.
James Webb Space Telescope broke the record for finding the oldest galaxy ever, which is older by nearly 100 million years than the one the Hubble Space Telescope found. Read this article for more details.
Massive diffuse gas clouds that formed shortly after the Big Bang have always been difficult to observe. Read on to find out how a cosmic telescope allowed researchers a look inside galactic nurseries.
Researchers discovered that gravitational waves might provide the key to understanding the reason the unthinkable colossal event called the Big Bang that seeded the universe, produced more matter than antimatter.
One of the most exciting concepts right now is the existence of a multiverse - the notion that there are infinitely many universes. However, is this more than just sci-fi writing, and is science actually working to confirm it?