The Atacama Cosmology Telescope (ACT) collaboration, which includes researchers from the University of Toronto, recently ...

The clearest and most precise images yet of the universe’s infancy from the Atacama Cosmology Telescope show the first steps toward the first stars and galaxies.

The European Space Agency's spacecraft Euclid on Wednesday released a treasure trove of new data in its quest to map and unlock mysteries of what scientists call the "dark universe." ...

The May 19 release contained 35 terabytes of data – the equivalent of streaming 4K video ... of the universe. The consortium then had to catalogue all the galaxies, quasars and other cosmic ...

Cosmic microwave background data support cosmology’s standard model but retain a mystery about the universe’s expansion rate.

Orange and blue represent varying intensities of radiation, revealing new gas clouds in the universe. The Milky Way appears as a red band in the half-sky view. Analyzing this cosmic microwave ...

When telescopes capture light from the most distant sources, astronomers are gaining a glimpse of the Universe in its infancy: the finite speed of light implies that, the farther away a cosmic ...

But we know that, in the beginning, the universe was a cosmic desert, with not a drop to drink. That changed about 100 million years after the big bang as the first stars in the universe flickered ...

Wednesday's release contained 35 terabytes of data -- the equivalent of streaming 4K video for 200 days ... billion-year ...

Wednesday's release contained 35 terabytes of data -- the equivalent of streaming 4K video ... of the universe. The consortium then had to catalogue all the galaxies, quasars and other cosmic ...