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Early Galaxies Were Already Enriched In Heavy Elements And Spewing Them Out, Significantly Changing Our Understanding Of The Early Universea very fuzzy bright object is an early galaxy as simulated by a supercomputer

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Early Galaxies Were Already Enriched In Heavy Elements And Spewing Them Out, Significantly Changing Our Understanding Of The Early Universea very fuzzy bright object is an early galaxy as simulated by a supercomputer
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Early Galaxies Were Already Enriched In Heavy Elements And Spewing Them Out, Significantly Changing Our Understanding Of The Early Universe

clock-iconSeptember 25, 2026

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68 Percent Of Physicists Agree That The Big Bang Does Not Necessarily Mark The Beginning Of Timea pocket watched warped with an overlayed abstract spiralling tunnel

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68 Percent Of Physicists Agree That The Big Bang Does Not Necessarily Mark The Beginning Of Timea pocket watched warped with an overlayed abstract spiralling tunnel
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68 Percent Of Physicists Agree That The Big Bang Does Not Necessarily Mark The Beginning Of Time

clock-iconSeptember 18, 2026
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"Little Big Bang" At CERN Recreates The Extremes Of The Birth Of The Universe Using The Lightest Atoms Yetartist rendition of the alice experiment with a collisions going on and two inset show a round droplet from the oxygen collision and a fat-bowling-pin droplet in the neon collisions

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"Little Big Bang" At CERN Recreates The Extremes Of The Birth Of The Universe Using The Lightest Atoms Yetartist rendition of the alice experiment with a collisions going on and two inset show a round droplet from the oxygen collision and a fat-bowling-pin droplet in the neon collisions
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"Little Big Bang" At CERN Recreates The Extremes Of The Birth Of The Universe Using The Lightest Atoms Yet

clock-iconSeptember 1, 2026

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Where Would Astronomers Go If A Spacecraft Could Break The Laws Of Physics? We Asked ThemArtist impression of a spacecraft sorrounded by a bright flare planets moons supernovae and a supermassive black hole

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Where Would Astronomers Go If A Spacecraft Could Break The Laws Of Physics? We Asked ThemArtist impression of a spacecraft sorrounded by a bright flare planets moons supernovae and a supermassive black hole
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Where Would Astronomers Go If A Spacecraft Could Break The Laws Of Physics? We Asked Them

clock-iconJuly 27, 2026
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A Mysterious Axis Across The Universe Lines Up With Our Solar System, And Nobody Really Knows WhyMap of the cosmic microwave background.

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A Mysterious Axis Across The Universe Lines Up With Our Solar System, And Nobody Really Knows WhyMap of the cosmic microwave background.
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A Mysterious Axis Across The Universe Lines Up With Our Solar System, And Nobody Really Knows Why

clock-iconJuly 14, 2026
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Unique Measurement Of Mysterious "Little Red Dot" Gives Best Hint Yet At Origin Of Supermassive Black HolesA galaxy cluster showing many large elliptical galaxies curving the spacetime so that the background galaxies are shifted

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Unique Measurement Of Mysterious "Little Red Dot" Gives Best Hint Yet At Origin Of Supermassive Black HolesA galaxy cluster showing many large elliptical galaxies curving the spacetime so that the background galaxies are shifted
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Unique Measurement Of Mysterious "Little Red Dot" Gives Best Hint Yet At Origin Of Supermassive Black Holes

clock-iconMay 28, 2026

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An Old Idea May Explain The Big Bang Using Quantum Mechanics, But It Comes With A GhostArtist impression of the Big Bang.

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An Old Idea May Explain The Big Bang Using Quantum Mechanics, But It Comes With A GhostArtist impression of the Big Bang.
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An Old Idea May Explain The Big Bang Using Quantum Mechanics, But It Comes With A Ghost

clock-iconMarch 31, 2026

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A Physicist Recreated The Sound Of The Big Bang – And It Sounds Eerily WonderfulA full-sky map of the Cosmic Microwave Background radiation — a snapshot of the universe at just 370,000 years old — that shows faint temperature fluctuations.

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A Physicist Recreated The Sound Of The Big Bang – And It Sounds Eerily WonderfulA full-sky map of the Cosmic Microwave Background radiation — a snapshot of the universe at just 370,000 years old — that shows faint temperature fluctuations.
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A Physicist Recreated The Sound Of The Big Bang – And It Sounds Eerily Wonderful

clock-iconMarch 13, 2026
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"Cosmic Miracle" Confirmed: Most Distant Galaxy Ever Seen Existed 280 Million Years After The Big BangA wide field of view showing deep space, dotted with many small galaxies and a few foreground stars that display six diffraction spikes. One galaxy is highlighted with a magnified image in a graphic pull-out box in the lower right corner. The galaxy is labeled MoM-z14 and appears as a blurry yellow blob with a small red area at its top.

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"Cosmic Miracle" Confirmed: Most Distant Galaxy Ever Seen Existed 280 Million Years After The Big BangA wide field of view showing deep space, dotted with many small galaxies and a few foreground stars that display six diffraction spikes. One galaxy is highlighted with a magnified image in a graphic pull-out box in the lower right corner. The galaxy is labeled MoM-z14 and appears as a blurry yellow blob with a small red area at its top.
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"Cosmic Miracle" Confirmed: Most Distant Galaxy Ever Seen Existed 280 Million Years After The Big Bang

clock-iconJanuary 29, 2026
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JWST Spots Distant Objects So Odd They Have Been Nicknamed "Platypus Galaxies", 12.6 Billion Years In The Universe's PastPlatypus galaxies identified in JWST data.

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JWST Spots Distant Objects So Odd They Have Been Nicknamed "Platypus Galaxies", 12.6 Billion Years In The Universe's PastPlatypus galaxies identified in JWST data.
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JWST Spots Distant Objects So Odd They Have Been Nicknamed "Platypus Galaxies", 12.6 Billion Years In The Universe's Past

clock-iconJanuary 8, 2026
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"Cosmic Dipole Anomaly" Suggests That Our Universe May Be "Lopsided", Seriously Challenging Our Understanding Of The CosmosThe Cosmic Microwave Background dipole, showing minute temperature differences.

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"Cosmic Dipole Anomaly" Suggests That Our Universe May Be "Lopsided", Seriously Challenging Our Understanding Of The CosmosThe Cosmic Microwave Background dipole, showing minute temperature differences.
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"Cosmic Dipole Anomaly" Suggests That Our Universe May Be "Lopsided", Seriously Challenging Our Understanding Of The Cosmos

clock-iconDecember 23, 2025
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The First Black Holes May Be From 1 Second After The Big Bang, Before Atoms ExistedLots of tiny ornage black holes on a black background

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The First Black Holes May Be From 1 Second After The Big Bang, Before Atoms ExistedLots of tiny ornage black holes on a black background
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The First Black Holes May Be From 1 Second After The Big Bang, Before Atoms Existed

clock-iconNovember 13, 2025
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A Forgotten 19th Century "Vortex" Model Of The Atom May Help Explain Why The Universe Exists At AllVortices in clouds behind islands.

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A Forgotten 19th Century "Vortex" Model Of The Atom May Help Explain Why The Universe Exists At AllVortices in clouds behind islands.
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A Forgotten 19th Century "Vortex" Model Of The Atom May Help Explain Why The Universe Exists At All

clock-iconOctober 23, 2025
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What's So Weird About The Methuselah Star, The Oldest We've Found In The Universe?HD 140283, or the “Methuselah star”.

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What's So Weird About The Methuselah Star, The Oldest We've Found In The Universe?HD 140283, or the “Methuselah star”.
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What's So Weird About The Methuselah Star, The Oldest We've Found In The Universe?

clock-iconOctober 15, 2025
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What Alternatives Are There To The Big Bang Model?Soap bubbles, here representing the multiverse.

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What Alternatives Are There To The Big Bang Model?Soap bubbles, here representing the multiverse.
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What Alternatives Are There To The Big Bang Model?

clock-iconSeptember 16, 2025
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