... origins of objects such as these and to thus test and refine models of galaxy formation and evolution in the early Universe, lead author Fabio Pacucci of Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy, has published research along with an an international team...
...the instrument truly performs,” says Heino Falcke of Radboud University and scientific leader of the Dutch-Chinese radio telescope. ... to search for low-frequency radio emissions from the early Universe. But it hasn’t all been plain sailing for ...
..., but this fact is not easy to explain because the causally connected regions were much smaller in the early universe. Inflation is currently the only widely accepted solution to this homogeneity problem. This theory postulates an epoch of rapid...
... early times are very promising,” says Ellis. “Further measurements of this kind offer the exciting prospect of tracing early star formation and the creation of the heavier chemical elements even further back into the early Universe,” added...
... is very light in mass, rather than very heavy as most scientists have assumed, then it stands to reason the early Universe might have formed in a particular way. Indeed, in their simulations, the researchers found that if dark matter is cold...
..., mergers and active galaxies have evolved over cosmic time, especially during the violent, feedback-dominated early universe. Magnetic fields lines in Messier 82 overlaid on a visible and infrared composite image from the Hubble Space Telescope...