The first stars may have formed much earlier than scientists thoughtIt may have been just 250 million years after the Big Bang.By S. Krishna, 05.21.2018
Stephen Hawking’s last paper has been published on multiverse theoryIt was submitted to the journal 10 days before he died.By M. Locklear, 05.03.2018
Researchers may have detected signals from the universe’s first starsEvidence suggests they began to form 180 million years after the Big Bang.By M. Locklear, 02.28.2018
Farthest-ever supermassive black hole reveals the early universeThe quasar may date from a period when the universe was mostly dark.By S. Krishna, 12.06.2017
Astronomers just measured a whole lot more than gravitational wavesResearchers around the world are collecting troves of new data from this latest event.By M. Locklear, 10.16.2017
Green-hot galaxies reveal clues to the ancient universeScientists found the rare dwarf galaxies were common shortly after the Big Bang.By S. Dent, 01.16.2017
Take a 360-degree video tour of CERN's Large Hadron ColliderSee where the particle-smashing magic happens in 4K. By S. Dent, 03.11.2016
The Hubble has seen farther back in time than ever beforeThe space telescope spotted a star from just 400 million years after the Big Bang.By A. Tarantola, 03.03.2016
Gravitational waves are our window into the early universeThis changes everything.By A. Tarantola, 02.11.2016
Alma observatory captures stars being born, reports back on universe's awkward teenage yearsBy J. Volpe, 10.03.2011
Galaxy cluster research supports Einstein's Theory of Relativity on a cosmic levelBy L. Leavitt, 09.30.2011
Large Hadron Collider wants to make mini Big Bangs, Sheldon and Leonard disapproveBy L. Dziuban, 11.08.2010