Big Bang Theory: The latest science and discoveries
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By Brandon Specktor Published
The universe may stop expanding in just 100 million years if dark energy decays over time, a new study suggests.

By Chelsea Gohd Published
The newly-upgraded Large Hadron Collider just broke a world record with its proton beams.

By Tariq Malik Published
Scientists restarted the Large Hadron Collider on April 22 to hunt for dark matter and fringe physics.

By Ailsa Harvey Published
As the early universe cooled shortly after the Big Bang, bubbles formed in its hot plasma, triggering gravitational waves that could be detectable even today, a new study suggests.

By Paul Sutter Published
Reference Chaos theory explains the behavior of dynamic systems like weather, which are extremely sensitive to initial conditions. They cannot be truly predicted.

By Robert Z. Pearlman Published
Reference CBS’ Big Bang Theory set designers constructed a replica of a Russian spacecraft and the International Space Station for Howard Wolowitz's trip to space.

By Tereza Pultarova Published
CERN will not enter new cooperations with Russian scientific institutions following a request of Ukraine's scientists to halt partnerships with Russian science institutions.

By Karl Tate Published
Infographic Most astronomers believe the universe began 13.8 billion years ago in a sudden explosion called the Big Bang. Other theorists have invented alternatives and extensions to this idea.
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