Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsDark Matter Ask Ethan: What Could Solve The Cosmic Controversy Over The Expanding Universe?Forbes - Ethan SiegelIf you didn’t know anything about the Universe beyond our own galaxy, there are two different pathways you could take to figure out how it was changing. You could measure the light from well-understood
Mattadded this to Science and spaceSpitzer Space Telescope How a collision with a dark dwarf galaxy may have shaped the Milky WayCNET - Eric Mack An ancient crash may've broken up our galaxy's spiral and could eventually help explain the nature of the universe itself.
Geekadded this to ScienceGeek ESA’s Euclid Mission Will Hunt for Distant Objects in the UniverseGeek - By Genevieve Scarano The European Space Agency’s (ESA’s) Euclid mission is studying three extremely dark patches of sky to explore two major cosmic mysteries: dark matter …
Terry Halladded this to PhysicsParticles The language of physicssymmetrymagazine.org - By Lauren Biron Word fans, rejoice! Symmetry is back with another list of 10 common words that take on a new meaning when spoken by scientists. Check out the first …
Space.comadded this to Space.comChile Giant Telescope in Chile Could Be Named for Pioneering Astronomer Vera Rubinspace.com - Elizabeth Howell Astronomer Vera Rubin — best known for her pioneering research on dark matter — will lend her name to a new telescope if a bipartisan bill passes …
the i paperadded this to Top storiesNintendo Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild sequel announced by Nintendo at E3 2019 – here’s everything we know so farinews.co.uk - Alex Nelson The final major presentation of E3 2019 was Nintendo‘s latest ‘Direct’ stream last night (11 June). Once again forgoing the traditional press briefing …
Forbesadded this to EducationPhysics No, The Universe Cannot Be A Billion Years Younger Than We ThinkForbes - Ethan SiegelOne of the most surprising and interesting discoveries of the 21st century is the fact that different methods of measuring the expansion rate of the Universe yield different, inconsistent answers. If measure
RRalston Paesadded this to Upcoming Zelda GameNintendo Switch E3 2019 - Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Sequel For Switch - -Trailer Breakdown And TheoriesGameSpot - Jordan RaméeAlthough Nintendo filled its E3 2019 Direct with several surprise announcements--like Dragon Quest's The Hero and Banjo & Kazooie joining Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as playable fighters--the biggest surprise
Forbesadded this to TechnologyDark Matter Artists Take On Dark Matter At Science Gallery LondonForbes - Eva AmsenHow do you create an art exhibit around the non-observable parts of the universe? Science Gallery London’s summer program, “DARK MATTER: 95% of the Universe is Missing” is all about dark matter and dark
U.S. Government Curiosity — The U.S. Government Once Released a Study on Warp...curiosity.com - tumblr.curiosity.com Conspiracy theorists like to say that the government is in contact with extraterrestrials, knows all about their advanced technology, and is just …
ccrosscourieradded this to The Universal Curiosity ShopScience Telescope designed to study mysterious dark energy keeps Russia’s space science hopes alivesciencemag.org - Daniel Clery Russia’s beleaguered space science program is hoping for a rare triumph this month. Spektr-RG, an x-ray satellite to be launched on 21 June from …
Tanushree Dutta Tanushree Dutta's open letter on #MeToo movement | Bollywood Bubblebollywoodbubble.com - Prateek Sur Tanushree Dutta keeps bursting out from time to time on the #MeToo movement which she brought forth in India last year. Even though the movement was …
FanSidedadded this to ENTERTAINMENTRunaways (TV Series) Marvel’s Runaways to introduce Morgan le Fay in season threehuluwatcher.com - Paul Zuniga While fans have speculated that the third season of Marvel’s Runaways would focus primarily on the Pride kids fighting off the Gibborum, it appears …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPhysics Physical Review Letters - Volume 122 Issue 22aps.org - journals.aps.org Vivian Poulin, Tristan L. Smith, Tanvi Karwal, and Marc KamionkowskiPhys. Rev. Lett. 122, 221301 (2019) – Published 4 June 2019 Synopsis: Dark Energy …
➰Kit Arrowsmith➰added this to 🌓ASTRONOMY/COSMOLOGY 🌖Universe Did Time Have A Beginning?Forbes - Ethan SiegelWhen we look at the Universe today, we know with an extraordinary amount of scientific certainty that it wasn’t simply created as-is, but evolved to its present configuration over billions of years of
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPhysics Dark Energy from Quantum Gravity Discretenessaps.org - Alejandro Perez and Daniel Sudarsky Author(s): Alejandro Perez and Daniel SudarskyWe argue that discreteness at the Planck scale (naturally expected to arise from quantum gravity) might …
Dark Matter DOE to Fund Projects to Explore Dark Matter, Energyiheart.com - Camille Tuutti Have you ever wondered how the universe works? If you’re a university scientist pondering this age-old mystery, here’s your chance to work with the …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPhysics Synopsis: Dark Energy Solution for Hubble Tensionaps.org - physics.aps.org A discrepancy between measurements of the cosmic expansion rate might be resolved by adding an extra form of dark energy. The rate at which the …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPhysics Early Dark Energy can Resolve the Hubble Tensionaps.org - Vivian Poulin, Tristan L. Smith, Tanvi Karwal, and Marc Kamionkowski Author(s): Vivian Poulin, Tristan L. Smith, Tanvi Karwal, and Marc KamionkowskiA discrepancy between measurements of the cosmic expansion rate might …
Time Out LondonLondon Bridge Five totally free things to do in London this weektimeout.com - Rosemary Waugh Put that debit card back in your pocket! Here are the week’s best free events If Zone 6 remains a mystery to you, spare a thought for theoretical …
News4Youadded this to Interesting AFGalaxies Dark Energy Could Be Hiding In The “Cosmic Void” Between Galaxiesfuturism.com - Dan Robitzski Scientists believe the universe is expanding, pushed apart by a mysterious force called dark energy that makes up over two-thirds of the cosmos. Now, …
Poetry Study for Belief with Lines from “Star Trek: The Original Series” by Dayna Pattersonpoetryfoundation.org - Poetry Foundation The stars are gone. Kirk: Kindly tell me what happened to the stars. Kierkegaard shuttles past Reason to planet Absurd, a gas giant without a detectable …
LilacLoungeadded this to QuantumPhysics Why 'Cosmic Nothingness' May Hold Secrets of the UniverseLive Science - Paul Sutter At the very largest scales — zooming out from solar systems, stellar clusters and even galaxies — a surprising pattern emerges in nature. When you …
Physics Stephanie Hamiltonaaas.org - www.aaas.org I am a newly-minted PhD in Physics from the University of Michigan. I spent my graduate career using the Dark Energy Survey to study...not dark …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPhysics Swampland criteria for a dark energy dominated universe ensuing from Gaussian processes and $H(z)$ data analysisaps.org - Emilio Elizalde and Martiros Khurshudyan Author(s): Emilio Elizalde and Martiros KhurshudyanImplications of string swampland criteria for a dark energy dominated universe, obtained through …
AAndrew Hilladded this to SpaceUniverse This Is Why We Will Never Know Everything About Our UniverseForbes - Ethan SiegelIn terms of ambition, it’s hard to ask for more than to know absolutely everything there is to know about the Universe. That’s the ultimate scientific dream: not just to understand the laws that govern
Bruce Crouchetadded this to The ObservatoryUniverse The universe may be a billion years younger than we thought. Scientists are scrambling to figure out why.NBC News - By Corey S. PowellNew research suggests that the Big Bang that birthed the cosmos occurred 12.5 billion years ago. We've all lost track of time at one point or another, but astronomers really go all in. Recent studies they
Eaglefli52added this to Picks3FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoUniverse 10 Greatest Ideas in the History of Sciencerealclearscience.com About 13.8 billion years ago, the universe underwent a period of rapid expansion, known as cosmic inflation. Immediately after that was the Big Bang. …
UPROXXadded this to Hip HopPhysics ASAP Ferg Channels DMX With ASAP Rocky On His Rugged New Single, ‘Pups’UPROXX - Aaron WilliamsASAP Mob may be one of New York’s premiere modern rap groups, but they’ve caught some flak in the past for their region-blending style that often takes as much inspiration from the chopped-and-screwed
Professor Scienceadded this to The Professor Is InPhysics Humans in the Future Will Abandon the Universe the Same Way Humans in the Past Abandoned Godthestranger.com - Charles Mudede by Charles MudedeNot everything is up there... bjdlzx/gettyimages.com The story in Cosmos Magazine, a journal that covers the "science of everything," …
