Dark matter may increase the temperature of planets

Astrophysicists thought that dark matter could be some kind of primordial matter surrounding every galaxy after the Big Bang. However, it has yet to be discovered. To find it, astrophysicists intend to use exoplanets.

It turns out that dark matter penetrates the cores of exoplanets and produces large amounts of heat. Thanks to this, the temperature on their surfaces rises.

📌After all, an exoplanet must first cool down after its birth in an explosion.
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The Shape of the Universe

Surprisingly no-one actually knows. Previous measurements have shown the universe appears to be flat, but recently the cosmic microwave background was mapped and indicated the universe might be closed or spherical in shape.

A spherical universe raises many problems for cosmology, as it brings into question the validity of the model of cosmic inflation. Inflation is a period of rapid expansion the universe is thought to have undergone shortly after the Big Bang. The problem arises as this model leads to a flat universe, not a closed one. Nothing like a new result to shake up our understanding the universe!

📌More data is currently being collected, which will give a greater insight into this problem.

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Mind-blowing: how James Webb telescope’s snapshots of the infant universe transformed astronomy🤯
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Human signals into space

In 2013, four signals of different frequencies were sent to the star Gliese 526. And also such a map with the classification of flying saucers. They also sent Leonardo da Vinci's "Annunciation" in mirror image, a picture of a pony in space, and cave paintings. Whoever sees this signal will clearly know whom he is dealing with😁


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Did you know that.....

The early universe just consisted of photons (except quarks) the photons were roaming around in the hot expanding infant universe.

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Strange Matter is a state of matter which is formed near the core of a neutron star under immense pressure and heat. Even one atom of strange matter can turn a planet into a planet of strange matter.

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The common reason for astronauts’ death😵

Typically, they died of cardiovascular diseases.

It turned out that 48.65% died of this cause, and 27.03% died of malignant neoplasms. In addition, more than 16% of deaths were due to accidents, and one case was due to an unknown cause.

The average age of astronaut deaths was 64.4 years.

Heart problems led to the death of about half of the astronauts.
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