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Imagine a universe utterly devoid of light. Not the gentle glow of a distant galaxy, but a true, absolute darkness, stretching for eons. This was the primordial canvas of our cosmos, a vast, cold expanse of neutral hydrogen and helium, awaiting the first spark of creation. Then, some 13.5 billion years ago, in the crucible … Read more
The universe, in its earliest moments, was a cauldron of unimaginable energy and nascent structures. For decades, astronomers have peered into this cosmic infancy, a period known as the ‘Cosmic Dawn,’ seeking answers to fundamental questions about how the cosmos evolved. One of the most profound mysteries has been the existence of supermassive black holes … Read more
Imagine a time, not so long ago in the grand cosmic calendar, but impossibly distant for human comprehension. A time when the universe was a mere infant, barely a billion years old. In this nascent cosmos, a drama of creation and destruction was already unfolding, giving birth to the most enigmatic objects known to science: … Read more