Cosmology

Observations from the James Webb Telescope have revealed a peculiar trend. Many of the galaxies surrounding us are rotating in the same direction.

At first glance, it may seem that these cosmic events and integrated circuits are unrelated. However, they intriguingly share a connection.

Experts spent hundreds of hours capturing the image using the Very Large Telescope. They believe the “cosmic web” comprises conventional and dark matter.

Experts have recalculated the universe’s expansion rate, deepening the discrepancy.

“For the first time, we see the creation of atoms, we can measure the temperature of the matter, and we can see the microphysics in this remote explosion.”

The first galaxies in the universe seemed to be more massive than we expected.

The scientist's theory of relativity often fails to predict motions on large scales like those of galaxies.