Cosmology
Cosmology 101: The End
[/caption] Welcome back to the third, and last, installment of Cosmology 101. So far, we've covered the history of the…
Astronomy Without A Telescope – Dark Statistics
[/caption] The hypothetical dark flow seen in the movement of galaxy clusters requires that we can reliably identify a clear…
Perseus Cluster Thicker Around the Middle Than Thought
[/caption] The Japanese Suzaku X-ray telescope has just taken a close look at the Perseus galaxy cluster, and revealed it's…
Cosmology 101: The Present
[/caption] Welcome back! Last time, we discussed the first few controversial and eventful moments following the birth of our cosmos.…
PAMELA Uncovers Cosmic Ray Surprise
[/caption] High energy particles called cosmic rays are constantly bombarding Earth from all directions, and have been thought to come…
Astronomy Without A Telescope – Knots In Space
[/caption] So finally you possess that most valuable of commodities, a traversable wormhole - and somehow or other you grab…
Astronomy Without A Telescope – Black Holes: The Early Years
[/caption] There's a growing view that black holes in the early universe may have been the seeds around which most…
Cosmology 101: The Beginning
[/caption] Editor's note: The article "The Universe Could be 250 Times Bigger Than What is Observable" sparked a sizable discussion…
Galaxy Size Matters … And This is Not a Rorschach Test
[/caption] When it comes to forming stars, the size of a galaxy does matter, according to research out today in…