SYFY WIRE Explore The LatestMoviesTVGamesComicsInterviewsBad Astronomy All Posts Tagged Universe Particle accelerator reveals the early universe’s mysterious X particles These particles could change our picture of how the early universe evolved. By Cassidy Ward | 5 months ago Ever wonder why the universe exists? Bizarre cosmic Q balls might have the answer So this might be why the universe didn't self-annihilate right after the Big Bang...globs of quantum fields. By Elizabeth Rayne | 6 months ago Beautifully dying stars and the scale of the Universe By Phil Plait | 10 months ago Measuring the expansion of the Universe: Dying stars may be telling us we're doing it wrong. By Phil Plait | 11 months ago When the Universe makes no sense, look at a pretty galaxy By Phil Plait | 1 year ago A moment of the Universe By Phil Plait | 1 year ago Methuselah's Star is not older than the Universe after all. But it's still pretty frakking old. By Phil Plait | 1 year ago The best image ever taken of the cosmic web reveals the birthplace of galaxies By Phil Plait | 1 year ago The Universe is acting funny. Or we’re looking at it wrong. By Phil Plait | 1 year ago Another record-breaking quasar with a black hole that’s *too* supermassive By Phil Plait | 1 year ago Load More
Particle accelerator reveals the early universe’s mysterious X particles These particles could change our picture of how the early universe evolved. By Cassidy Ward | 5 months ago
Ever wonder why the universe exists? Bizarre cosmic Q balls might have the answer So this might be why the universe didn't self-annihilate right after the Big Bang...globs of quantum fields. By Elizabeth Rayne | 6 months ago
Measuring the expansion of the Universe: Dying stars may be telling us we're doing it wrong. By Phil Plait | 11 months ago
Methuselah's Star is not older than the Universe after all. But it's still pretty frakking old. By Phil Plait | 1 year ago
The best image ever taken of the cosmic web reveals the birthplace of galaxies By Phil Plait | 1 year ago
Another record-breaking quasar with a black hole that’s *too* supermassive By Phil Plait | 1 year ago