Articles for tag: astrophysics, Cosmic Mysteries, cosmology, dark matter, mirror universe, parallel universe, Space Science, theoretical physics, universe symmetry

Scientists Think the Universe Has a Mirror Twin

Scientists Think the Universe Has a Mirror Twin

Jan Otte

Ever looked into a mirror and wondered about the world on the other side? What if that world wasn’t just a reflection but an entire universe running backwards through time? This strange idea isn’t from science fiction anymore. It’s becoming one of the most fascinating theories in modern cosmology, challenging everything we thought we knew ...

The Next Decade: When We Might Finally Solve the Mystery

The Dark Energy Puzzle That Defies Physics

Gargi Chakravorty

Imagine a mysterious force making up approximately 68% of everything that exists, yet remaining completely invisible and impossible to directly detect. This isn’t science fiction – it’s one of the greatest puzzles in modern physics, a cosmic enigma that’s keeping scientists awake at night and challenging everything we thought we knew about the universe. Dark ...

Artist's impression of the expected dark matter distribution around the Milky Way

Dark Matter and the Hidden Universe: New Frontiers in Astrophysics

April Joy Jovita

The universe is vast and mysterious, with over 85% of its mass composed of an invisible substance known as dark matter. Unlike ordinary matter, dark matter does not emit, absorb, or reflect light, making it challenging to study directly. Scientists continue to delve deeper into this enigma, uncovering its role in cosmic phenomena and the ...

Majestic blue icebergs floating in a tranquil glacial lagoon under a clear sky.

Beneath the Ice: Antarctica Emits Mysterious Radio Pulses That Shouldn’t Exist — Are They Clues to Dark Matter?

Jan Otte

Deep under Antarctica’s frozen surface, something unworkable is happening. Scientists have found odd radio pulses from below the ice signals that violate accepted physics rules. Captured by instruments floating eighteen miles (29km) above the continent, these enigmatic emissions seem to start at angles thirty degrees below the surface, a path that should be physically impossible. ...