... available telescopes at the time. Then, in 2007 the search took an unexpected turn when astronomers discovered a new cosmological phenomenon called a fast radio burst (FRB). These highly energetic pulses of radio emission appear to come from...
... Universe is inflating with no particular direction and that the galaxies in it are distributed with no particular cosmological structure. This assumption is consistent with Einstein’s equations but isn't required by them. However when cosmologists...
... in significantly more mass than we can see. By fitting a theoretical model of the composition of the Universe and other cosmological observations, scientists think that dark matter makes up about 27 percent of the cosmos and outweighs visible matter...
.... This correlation could be used to develop water as a tracer of star formation, which could then be applied to galaxies on a cosmological scale.” Understanding how the first galaxies formed in the Universe also helps scientists shed light on the...
... reason why galaxies and galaxy clusters do not fly apart, dark matter is key to our understanding of many cosmological phenomena. But now a new study by an international team of astronomers could be about to turn the situation on its head...
..., solar terrestrial physics, solar and stellar astronomy, galactic astronomy, extragalactic astronomy, physical cosmology, aerospace engineering, planetary science, astrobiology, forensic astronomy, archaeoastronomy, and space archaeology. APSS...