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Articles tagged: big bang

  • Andromeda, dwarf galaxies, Milky Way October 2016 The dwarf galaxy problem

    ...means we can observe the Universe in hydrogen gas, and look for big clouds of gas with no stars in order to hunt for the... of these galaxies within the Virgo cluster. However, one big challenge when looking at galaxy clusters is determining how to tell...

    • Andromeda
    • dwarf galaxies
    • Milky Way
    Authors: Olivia Keenan    
  • Antarctica, ARIANNA, neutrinos, Ross ice-shelf July 2017 Hunting for neutrinos in the ice of Antarctica

    ...cosmic microwave background, the ubiquitous background residual of the Big Bang, close to the phenomenon that emitted them. In... to build a Cherenkov light detector that will be big enough to measure interactions that only occur about once every...

    • Antarctica
    • ARIANNA
    • neutrinos
    • Ross ice-shelf
    Authors: Anna Nelles    
  • cosmic microwave background (CMB), Dark Energy, Dark Matter, HaloSat, missing matter 23 July 2018 Small box with big designs to find the missing matter in the Universe

    ... oldest light in the universe that has been permeating space from around 400,000 after the big bang, scientists have calculated that ‘normal’ matter – protons, neutrons and other subatomic particles that make up all...

    • cosmic microwave background (CMB)
    • Dark Energy
    • Dark Matter
    • HaloSat
    • missing matter
  • Edgeworth-Kuiper Belt Objects, nuclear flashlamps, SETI, Tim Livengood February 2016 Nuclear Flashlamps in Space

    ...device and its surroundings, creating a rapidly expanding cloud of superhot radioactive plasma. In short: bright light, big bang, radioactive afterglow. Nuclear explosives have been considered for space propulsion of large objects. Spacecraft designs...

    • Edgeworth-Kuiper Belt Objects
    • nuclear flashlamps
    • SETI
    • Tim Livengood
    Authors: Tim Livengood    
  • abiogenesis probability, search for extraterrestrial life, SETI July 2020 Life in the universe – common or not?

    ... within the currently understood age of the universe (from the Big Bang 13.8 billion years ago). This limit is referred to as ...interested in the whole of the Earth’s surface. So how big is the universe beyond the observable volume? Size matters This...

    • abiogenesis probability
    • search for extraterrestrial life
    • SETI
    Authors: Tomonori Totani    
  • Hubble, infrared space telescope, James Webb Space Telescope, JWST May 2022 Essential guide to the James Webb Space Telescope

    ...to the strange Universe we inhabit. Ever since the Big Bang exploded the Universe into existence some 13.8 billion years ago...’ needed to be folded for launch as no rocket fairing was big enough to house the full mirror. Cosmic dust is the building ...

    • Hubble
    • infrared space telescope
    • James Webb Space Telescope
    • JWST
    Authors: Jenifer Millard    
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