However, we can still observe the leftover radiation ... evidence in support of CCC theory. In searching for these "Hawking points", cosmologists face a difficult obstacle as the CMB is faint ...

Scientists say that they have found evidence that our universe was 'jostled' by other parallel universes in the distant past. The incredible claim emerged after they studied patterns in the cosmic ...

This first light is called the "Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB)," leftover radiation which is spread almost evenly through the universe. The CMB carries with it the signatures of the physical ...

New findings from the University of Bonn challenge the assumptions of the standard cosmological model. The faint "afterglow" ...

Last month, it was Oxford’s Roger Penrose claiming that he’d found evidence of a cyclical universe in patterns of concentric circles in the CMB, suggesting our universe is just one of many ...

The best map yet of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) Radiation - the so-called echo of the Big Bang ... Some theories of the structure of the Universe predict this but observational evidence to ...

Technically, this afterglow is known as Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) radiation, and it's been ... is driven by new evidence of early-type galaxies (ETGs). Recent data from the James Webb ...

The estimate comes from data obtained by a space probe that is examining the so-called Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) radiation - often called the ... The researchers looked for evidence that ...

As the universe expanded and cooled down, this radiation would eventually be released. This is exactly what we see now as the CMB. It even has the temperature predicted by the Big Bang theory, and ...