More than 50 years ago, astronomers initially hypothesized “dark matter,” which is supposed to be the most common form of matter in the cosmos. Despite this, we have no idea what it is because no one has seen it or produced it in the lab. So, how do scientists know it exists? Is that what they should be? Philosophy, it turns out, can assist us in answering these problems. But before we dive into Philosophy, lets do a quick read about what is this Dark Matter. Dark Matter The vast majority of matter in the cosmos is made up of dark matter, a mystery non-luminous element. Its been there since…
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What are we getting this time? Event Horizon Telescope’s reveal awaits!
The last time EHT teased us like this, it revealed the first image of a black hole. Who would forget that?! The Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) has discovered something amazing in the Milky Way galaxy, which its researchers are calling “groundbreaking.” But we won’t find out what that revelation is until Thursday (May 12). The Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) team teased the discovery online, but the complete announcement will be made at 9 a.m. EDT (1300 GMT) during a series of news conferences sponsored by institutions all across the world. The public will be able to watch the Milky Way discovery events live. Following the press conferences, the National Science…
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James Webb Space Telescope – All in one highlights
The largest telescope in the history of telescopes
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Deep Space Atomic Clock
Time is relative.
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Where’s all that noise coming from in Outer Space?
A radio synchrotron background
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Cosmic Microwave Background
Universe's Baby Picture!
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Know your Solar System – Venus
Hot, hellish and the volcanic rock
