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Vatican astrophysicists offer new way to study gravity after the Big Bang - Vimarsana News

Vatican astrophysicists offer new way to study gravity after the Big Bang

VATICAN CITY (RNS) -- Two Catholic priests, both astrophysicists from the Vatican Observatory, have suggested a radically new mathematical approach to studying the initial moments following the Big Bang that gave birth to our universe.

Vatican astrophysicists offer new way to study gravity after the Big Bang - Vimarsana News

Vatican astrophysicists offer new way to study gravity after the Big Bang

(RNS) — Speaking from the Vatican observatory, Jesuit Father Gabriele Gionti and Diocesan Father Matteo Galaverni outlined their hopes for unveiling the secrets of the cosmos.

Dennis Mammana: Seeing Red in the Night Sky Is Easier Than You Think - Vimarsana News

Dennis Mammana: Seeing Red in the Night Sky Is Easier Than You Think

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Aberystwyth University: Alligator's mating call helps solve one of astrophysics' oldest problems – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News - Vimarsana News

Aberystwyth University: Alligator's mating call helps solve one of astrophysics' oldest problems – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

The centuries-old mystery of why jets of plasma up to more than 10,000 kilometres high are shot from the solar surface of the Sun has been solved in a paper for Nature Physics co-written by an Aberystwyth University researcher. Its answer can be expl

Bad Astronomy | Spicules on the Sun may be due to Faraday waves - Vimarsana News

Bad Astronomy | Spicules on the Sun may be due to Faraday waves

The Sun is literally the closest star to us in the entire Universe, but there’s a lot about it that’s still pretty mysterious.

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