Es gibt einen seltsamen Streifen im Universum – und wir wissen immer noch nicht warum
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2498128-there-is-an-odd-streak-in-the-universe-and-we-still-dont-know-why/
Es gibt einen seltsamen Streifen im Universum – und wir wissen immer noch nicht warum
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2498128-there-is-an-odd-streak-in-the-universe-and-we-still-dont-know-why/
17 Kommentare
there are lots of oddities in the universe, the explanation of which we don’t yet know
That’s fine. Not all knowledge needs immediate illumination.
Is this just the Axis of Evil again? Extremely hard to measure accurately and prone to corruption in the data.
I wonder if it’s possible the early universe was spinning and that somehow led to this? It looks a little like the light/dark sunlight lines you see on planet earth as it spins.
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The map of the universe looks like a planet with uneven distribution of cold and hot spots, as if we are looking at a low resolution image of continents surrounded by water bodies.
Came up short and touched cloth would be my guess.
Obviously it’s going to have a wavy gradient. It’s a 3d spiral in motion. Everything is in motion.
why do i feel dread looking at the universe ,, like were just little guys in there and on the outside is nothing
eeuhghgh
In these economic hard times, where resource recycling is really important, how can this be a big question? The of course reused two half universes, practically unused, to make a new one.
Please tell me it’s not some corporate sponsor
It’s just the obvious extrapolation of the London banana, living outside of it is pretty shit!
Maybe before the Big Bang it was infinitely small, infinitely hot and spinning infinitely fast.
Is there any googleEarth-like tool for exploring this map ?
It’s clearly a string left over which proves string theory.
Glitch in the simulation. It will self correct during the next BIOS update and reboot.
I’m deeply, deeply unqualified to have any opinion on this but the fact that the line is pretty concordant with the ecliptic plane always seems suspicious to me, in terms of artifactuality.