Secrets of space 2024, November

Physicists have recently presented to the public the world's most accurate clock, whose unique design is based on the special organization of strontium atoms in three-dimensional space

Thanks to spaceships and probes, scientists receive daily new data about the universe and the solar system

One of the strangest aspects of quantum mechanics is entanglement, since two entangled particles influence each other across vast distances, which seemingly violates the fundamental physical principle of locality: what happens

The water in your glass is the oldest you've ever seen in your life; most of its molecules are older than the sun itself. It appeared shortly after the first stars lit up, and since then the cosmic ocean has been fueled by their thermonuclear furnaces

The hexagonal structure of the honeycomb is the most harmonious and widespread in nature. There are many such examples of the use of such structures by Nature.But few people guess that our Universe also consists of huge “honeycombs”, including Galatians and Metagalaxies. And

Looking at our universe today, it is very easy to be delighted with what you see. The stars in our night sky - only a small part, several thousand of hundreds of billions of what is present in our Milky Way

“The bush creep, as its name suggests, is crawling out from under the bush! But where does it come from under a bush … this is not known to science. " ("Radio day")I wonder where geniuses got to from science? I understand that there weren't too many of them before, but now, in general, some kind of emptiness has formed. It

The Fermi telescope in near-Earth orbit may have detected the source of gravitational waves previously recorded by the Laser Interferometric Gravitational Observatory (LIGO)

LIGO International Observatory announced the detection of gravitational waves, which many already call the most important scientific discovery of recent decades

What detecting gravitational waves means to us I think everyone is already aware that a couple of days ago, scientists first announced the detection of gravitational waves. There was a lot of news about it, on TV, on news sites and in general everywhere

Physicists at the LIGO (Laser Interferometric Gravitational Observatory) have registered for the first time gravitational waves - perturbations of space-time predicted a hundred years ago by the creator of general relativity, Albert Einstein

The first direct detection of gravitational waves is expected to be announced on February 11 by scientists at the LIGO (Advanced Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory)

Perhaps the largest discovery about the Universe we made at the end of the last century, when we discovered one of the strangest cosmic truths: distant galaxies not only fly away from us as time moves forward, but also fly away faster and faster

One of the most important questions about our Universe - it's a question of where it all came from

Once again, enthusiasts found a strange bluish-green glow in official NASA photos of the lunar surface. This time it is from the very edge of the photo and what is left outside the frame we can only guess

There is growing evidence that some parts of the universe may be special. One of the cornerstones of modern astrophysics is the cosmological principle

If extraterrestrial life exists in the solar system, then, most likely, in the oceans of the moons of its planets

What if the Earth, the Milky Way, and all the galaxies near us are enclosed in a relatively empty bubble? This scenario could solve some of the long-standing mysteries of the nature of the universe.From our point of view, the universe may appear to be a relatively calm and static place

You have probably heard many times about such a mysterious thing as dark energy. Many scientists talk about it, but you don't know what it is? Let's take a look at this issue.- Salik.bizHow it all startedFor a better understanding of the issue, you should start with a few other things

Thinking about what the universe is, most people imagine the limitless depths of space, limited by our observation capabilities, and everything that has ever been or will be

Dark energy is one of the least studied types of energy in the universe. Its existence is still being questioned along with the existence of dark matter. Researchers from the University of Hawaii have suggested that some black holes could be made from mysterious dark energy that can distort space and time

Dark matter is the most mysterious substance in the universe. She is so mysterious that no one still knows for sure if she really exists. This unique substance, of which perhaps 80% of our Universe is composed, does not interact with the surrounding world in any way: it can neither be seen nor touched

Now that scientists have found the Higgs boson, the Large Hadron Collider will be looking for an even more elusive target: dark matter. We are surrounded by dark matter and dark energy - invisible substances that bind galaxies, but do not give themselves away

Dark energy may not be a cosmological constant, according to a new study of quasars. New scientific work suggests that this force may have changed in 13.8 billion years since the Big Bang

Scientists have discovered that dark matter can be heated and set in motion as stars form in galaxies

Just as ripples in a pond indicate that someone threw a stone, ran a water meter, or a frog jumped, the existence of a mysterious substance - dark matter - determined by its extensive effects on space

Most of the Universe consists of “matter” that cannot be seen, possibly immaterial, and interacts with other things only through the force of gravity. Oh yes, and physicists do not know what this matter is or why there is so much of it in the Universe - about four-fifths of its mass.Sci

The universe once expanded so rapidly that the speed of movement of its parts exceeded the speed of light

In 2019, this is a common emotion - to wish to go four or five times a day, not just to space, but to the very end of the world, as far as possible, in order to get rid of bad obsession or bad weather, a delayed train or tight trousers, so ordinary on the earth of things

Everyone knows that the universe is constantly expanding, right? Or, in any case, if you were not aware before, then you know now. We live in an expanding universe. Each galaxy moves further and further from the neighboring

The darkest place in the Universe where there is no light from stars and galaxies - the Eridani Supervoid (Relic Cold Spot), the so-called Supervoid was discovered in 2004, it is located at a distance of 3,000,000,000 light years from Earth

Astrophysicists conducted simulations of the evolution of the Universe with a dark energy density value several tens of times greater than observed

Astronomers have pointed out the place where the two universes once touched Mystery of the Cold Spot Exciting scientists led by Professor Tom Shanks from Durham University (Center for Extragalactic Astronomy, Departmen

Despite the fact that man has long learned to live in a space station, science still has to unravel many secrets associated with the existence of living organisms in conditions different from terrestrial

Bright spots found on the dwarf planet Ceres began to increase and decrease their brightness

According to experts, in the vicinity of our planet there is a small portal leading to another dimension - through it people could travel through worlds

In SpaceX's epic video that accompanies a recently unveiled vision of interplanetary travel and colonization, the last few seconds intrigue the most

People and most animals, plants and fungi derive their energy primarily from chemical reactions between oxygen and organic compounds such as sugars

Scientists from the University of Chicago and Pennsylvania State University have disproved the popular assumption that planets completely covered by oceans are not habitable. This is reported in a press release Phys.org

A new study of the evolution of the Earth's atmosphere over time could provide clues to the discovery of life on exoplanets, according to researchers at St Andrews University, Scotland and Cornell University, USA