... of space-time that are theorised by scientists to have been produced in the fractions of a second after the big bang, when the Universe underwent an incredibly rapid period of inflation. These waves are therefore a signature of this inflationary...
... unexplained bursts to a background 'hum' from many weak signals from the distant universe, or perhaps even the big bang. Studies such as these could thus help constrain the type of emission produced from various high-energy...
... that are ubiquitous in the Universe. The CMB is the well known radiation left over from the big bang and the COB has been revealed to be light from a huge number of stars. Until now, it was only...
... would have allowed for the creation of more matter than antimatter in the first moments after the Big Bang. After presenting their findings with calcium-48, the researchers are now working on similar calculations for the...
... does also not explain what the nature of dark matter might be or what happened to antimatter after the big bang. "From our observations, the phenomenon, and thus the necessity, is incredibly obvious. At the same time, this...
... a measurement of the expansion rate is to use the cosmic microwave background (CMB), the "fossil radiation" or "afterglow" of the Big Bang. Using this data, the team behind the Planck mission formulated a different rate of expansion, however others...