Study of a million galaxies sheds light on the origins of the universe
A team of researchers has conducted a study by analysing more than one million galaxies to explore the origins of the present-day cosmic structures.
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A team of researchers has conducted a study by analysing more than one million galaxies to explore the origins of the present-day cosmic structures.
New research reveals the Cosmic Web, a vast network of hydrogen filaments that strings the galaxies together.
A team of researchers from the University of Michigan have discovered that something is mysteriously suppressing the growth of large-scale structures in the universe as it continues to accelerate its expansion. Releasing the findings: Published in Physical Review Letters on Sept. 11, the study was led by astrophysicist and cosmologist Minh Nguyen, a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Michigan's Department of Physics. Nguyen worked with University of Michigan professor Dragan Huterer and graduate student Yuewei Wen.