Astronomers have identified an enormous cluster of galaxies that might be a preserved relic from the Big Bang. This cosmic bubble is situated roughly 820 million light-years away from Earth and boasts a staggering width of one billion light-years. It is embedded within a galaxy network and has been

COULD SOMETHINGNESS BE A FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF THE UNIVERSE? Tracing back through history, we encounter the struggles of philosophers, theologians, and scientists in attempting to grasp the essence of “nothingness” or absolute non-existence. Thought experiments designed to conjure a genuine void or

Imagine a photon stretched in space along the direction of its motion from end to end of photon's world in range equal to the age of universe * c. In this way, each photon of background radiation is stretched, and such a photon passes through every point of space from each side. And what will happen

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured an image of the grand-design spiral galaxy, the mighty Whirlpool Galaxy. The image shows the galaxy's graceful winding arms, which are made up of filamentary warm dust and ionised gas. It also shows the effects of stellar feedback, which has created a

That's right - the ultimate goal for us living beings is to increase disorder in the universe. You see, according to the second law of thermodynamics, entropy can only stay the same or increase - things naturally tend towards chaos. As animate agents of entropy, our mission is to scramble things up

Lately, I've been having a blast experimenting with Adobe Express for a bit of "graphic design." Admittedly, my graphic design skills still have a way to go – there's definitely room for improvement. Tools like Adobe Express are a real blessing for ppl like me who don't exactly have the graphic d

Enceladus is a small moon of Saturn, about the size of the United Kingdom. It is covered in a thick layer of ice, but scientists believe that there is a liquid ocean beneath the surface. This ocean is thought to be about 100 kilometers deep and to contain twice as much water as Earth's oceans. Seve

That's right - the ultimate goal for us living beings is to increase disorder in the universe. You see, according to the second law of thermodynamics, entropy can only stay the same or increase - things naturally tend towards chaos. As animate agents of entropy, our mission is to scramble thing

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