An international team led by the University of Oxford has identified one of the largest rotating structures ever reported: a ...
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Glowing bridge links dwarf galaxies in stunning new image from the James Webb Space Telescope
This infrared view offers the clearest look yet at how dwarf galaxies merge, evolve, trade gas and ignite waves of new stars.
Galaxies like our Milky Way grew through cascading mergers of smaller galaxies that began billions of years ago. The ancient ...
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The Best TV Shows of 2025
From this vast array of options, Variety TV critics Aramide Tinubu and Alison Herman have each selected their 10 favorite ...
It seems Ahsoka season 2 won't begin with a time jump. That's according to the new issue of Star Wars Insider, which the Star ...
One of the largest rotating structures ever reported has been found by astronomers - a “razor-thin” string of galaxies embedded in a giant spinning cosmic filament, 140 million light-years away. The ...
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A Gigantic Spinning Filament of 14 Galaxies Could Be the Largest Rotating Structure Ever Found
Razor-thin chain of 14 galaxies may be the biggest spinning structure yet ...
It’s always amazing, and more than a little humbling, when the universe reminds us that our “common sense” is provincial, ...
Researchers have discovered a large, orderly spiral galaxy that formed soon after the Big Bang, when space was only about 1.5 ...
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'Tornado' of Galaxies Is The Longest Spinning Structure Ever Seen
A team of astronomers studying the distribution of galaxies in nearby space has discovered something truly extraordinary: a ...
Since first light, James Webb has been ripping open the early universe and finding galaxies that look far too bright and massive for how young they are. Those deep-field shots show cosmic structures ...
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99.9999999% certainty: Astronomers confirm a discovery with far-reaching consequences for the universe’s fate
For over two decades, cosmologists have believed that the universe is expanding at an accelerating pace, driven by a ...
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