Dark matter is estimated to make up about 27% of the universe, but not a single molecule of it has been directly detected. Perhaps until now, its existence has only been inferred by its gravitational force on visible matter. A new study suggests that the unexplained excess of far-ultraviolet light permeating the Milky Way galaxy … Read more
share this article This article is free to share under the Attribution 4.0 International License. Collapse of dark matter may be the missing ingredient in explaining how supermassive black holes formed before the first stars. A growing mystery in astronomy is the existence of massive black holes (some as heavy as a billion suns) that … Read more
At first glance, the universe seems simple: stars, gas, dust, and gravity holding it all together. Then, when you look more carefully, you realize that nothing could be further from the truth. For decades, standard imagery has told us that most of what is out there is not what we can see. It is a … Read more
Researchers have detected for the first time that voids in the sky are moving faster than people. speed of light And they broke the speed limit of the universe without breaking the theory of relativity. Recent studies have shown void acceleration. The researchers used recent advances in ultrafast electron microscopy to measure the voids of … Read more