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A cold spot in the oldest radiation in the universe could be the first sign of a cosmic glitch that might have originated shortly after the Big Bang, British and Spanish scientists said on Thursday. They think this spot -- detected on satellite maps of microwave radiation -- might be a cosmic defect or texture |
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A cold spot in the oldest radiation in the universe could be the first sign of a cosmic glitch that might have originated shortly after the Big Bang, British and Spanish scientists said on Thursday. They think this spot -- detected on satellite maps of microwave radiation -- might be a cosmic defect or texture |
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A cold spot in the oldest radiation in the universe could be the first sign of a cosmic glitch that might have originated shortly after the Big Bang, British and Spanish scientists said on Thursday. They think this spot -- detected on satellite maps of microwave radiation -- might be a cosmic defect or texture |
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