See the iconic Pillars of Creation in this 3D visualization created from James Webb and Hubble Space Telescope data. Credits Producer Greg Bacon (STScI), Frank Summers (STScI), NASA's Universe of ...

Astronomers have discovered the largest structure in the universe, named Quipu ... Their mass can distort the microwave ...

RIT computer science student will compete for Best Student Game at this year’s Game Developer’s Conference in March.

A new way to study 3D maps of galaxies in the cosmos without compressing the data is revealing new information about the dark universe. Hidden information in maps of galaxies spread across the ...

They proposed looking for this evidence in the cosmic microwave background (CMB), a steady stream of photons from the early universe that reaches us from all directions. The CMB tells us how the ...

One is in our conception of inflation, the theory of the extremely early universe. In those tumultuous times, many universes may have inflated all at once (and kept going) and branched out into a ...

SBS’s “Universe League” has revealed the final lineup for its brand-new boy group! “Universe League” is the male version of “Universe Ticket,” the audition program that gave rise to ...

How far is Stella Nova from Universal Orlando’s Epic Universe, other theme parks? Stella Nova is across the street from Epic Universe. Guests will be able to walk over to the new theme park.

"Formally, this light is called the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB), but we sometimes just call it the universe's baby picture because it's a snapshot of when it was around 380,000 years old." ...

In the moments before the Big Bang, our universe was a hot, dense, and extremely high-energy place. That all changed when the universe exploded 13.8 billion years ago. Rapid inflation divided a ...

The velocity at which the universe had expanded was not constant ... extracted by analyzing the tiniest inhomogeneity in cosmic background radiation and the gravitational lens effects produced ...

"This may be reshaping how we think about the Universe, and it's exciting! There are still surprises left in cosmology, and who knows what discoveries will come next?" This research was published in ...