What is the deepest picture of the universe?

The latest Hubble discoveries are astonishing! Just look at this newly formed giant exoplanet from the constellation Auriga, which is nine times the mass of Jupiter. How about this breathtaking image of a head-on collision between two galaxies known collectively as Arp 143? They passed through each other, causing a gigantic triangular firestorm with thousands… Continue reading What is the deepest picture of the universe?

Discoveries NASA made near the edge of the universe

Hubble's images of Icarus, Earendel and HD1.

The Hubble space telescope allows us to see deep into space, changing our understanding of astrophysics and shaping our knowledge of the universe. In this post, we explore the most distant objects ever seen by the Hubble telescope. The Butterfly Nebula is a 3800 light-year-distance galaxy. The glowing gas that was once a star’s outer… Continue reading Discoveries NASA made near the edge of the universe

Scientist’s FINALLY Discovered First-Ever White Hole

The first white hole has been found by astronomers. Black holes are terrifying massive objects lurking in deep space and swallowing anything that comes near. White holes are no less terrifying, but they come in various sizes. What are Stars? A Short Introduction Mysterious Facts about Black Holes Space Documentary | The Life Cycle of… Continue reading Scientist’s FINALLY Discovered First-Ever White Hole

Is a Wormhole Scientifically Possible?

Is a wormhole scientifically possible?
Video: The American theoretical physicist, Brian Greene explains the science behind wormholes.

Scientists have long considered wormholes as a possible means of interstellar travel within human timescales. This video explains wormholes from the perspective of theoretical physicist Brian Greene: Wormholes are inherently unstable, making them an unsuitable method of traveling through space or time. For a wormhole to be stable, materials with negative energy density are required.… Continue reading Is a Wormhole Scientifically Possible?

Albert Einstein and His Top Five Discoveries

What did Albert Einstein discover?

Einstein is considered the greatest of theorists, alongside Isaac Newton, the father of classical mechanics. His name has become synonymous with genius. To commemorate him, we have compiled this list of his main contributions to physics: 1. Brownian motion:This discovery, made in 1905, explains how the thermal motion of individual atoms can form a fluid.… Continue reading Albert Einstein and His Top Five Discoveries

Albert Einstein’s brain: do geniuses really exist?

Why was Albert Einstein so intelligent? What was special about Einstein's brain?

When the popular physicist Albert Einstein died in 1955, the doctor who performed his autopsy removed his brain. He took pictures of the brain, already split in half. He measured it and weighed it. Albert Einstein’s brain weighed 1,230 grams, within the normal human range. Eventually, he dissected the brain into about 240 pieces and… Continue reading Albert Einstein’s brain: do geniuses really exist?

What is The Theory of Relativity?

Albert Einstein (1879-1955) developed the theory of relativity

You have of course already heard of the theory of relativity, but did you understand it? We explain briefly and simply what Einstein’s theory is. Basically, it is about the structure of space, time and the nature of gravity. Whoever reads this is (almost) as smart as Einstein Albert Einstein. He still sticks his tongue… Continue reading What is The Theory of Relativity?

Why is light bent when it passess a massive body in space?

What causes gravitational lensing?

In our everyday life, we experience light only in straight lines – unaffected by gravity. In space, however, this way of thinking is wrong. Particularly massive objects such as stars, galaxies and black holes attract passing light rays and even bend or absorb them. For the first time, scientists were able to experimentally prove this… Continue reading Why is light bent when it passess a massive body in space?