New investigate proposes the universe might be a major loop
There's a little possibility the universe may really be a major loop, a group of scientists report in a new paper published in Nature Astronomy. The researchers—University of Manchester cosmologist Eleonora Di Valentino, Sapienza University of Rome cosmologist Alessandro Melchiorri, and Johns Hopkins University cosmologist Joseph Silk—reanalyzed information from cosmic background radiation—the oldest noticeable stuff in the universe and leftover sign from the Big Bang—and found a puzzling anomaly.
A review of information from the European Space Agency's Planck Experiment uncovered essentially more cases of gravitational lensing of the microwave light that makes up cosmic background radiation than anticipated. This is especially puzzling, in light of the fact that researchers aren't at...