Big Bang Archives

A quark gluon plasma after the collision of two heavy nuclei

Studying the big bang with artificial intelligence

Vienna University of Technology

Antarctic telescope may have provided the first direct evidence of origins of the universe

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Lab equipment may take on a mind of its own to trick scientists

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Researchers identify one of the earliest stars in the universe

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From One Collapsing Star, Two Black Holes Form and Fuse

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Astronomers Discover Universe’s Most Distant Galaxy

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Ultracold Big Bang experiment successfully simulates evolution of early universe

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Explosion illuminates invisible galaxy in the dark ages

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On the hunt for neutrinos

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Star-forming galaxy is the most distant ever found

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Olbers paradox is explained by cosmic dust instead of the Big Bang

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The Doppler redshift in light from distant galaxies in a finite and expanding Universe long thought to explain Olbers paradox of why the night sky is dark and not bright is negated by cosmic dust in an infinite and non-expanding Universe

The Sunyaev- Zeldovich Effect is independent of Redshift because of Cosmic Dust

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Cosmic dust explains why the intensity of the Sunyaev-Zeldovich Effect is independent of Redshift.

Sunyaev-Zeldovich Effect