One of these interpretations, known as the pilot-wave theory, posits that every interaction in the universe can be described by a single set of equations — if only we could figure those out.

"It reveals how galaxies, and the universe itself, have evolved over time." The gravitational wave background that ... by Albert Einstein's in his theory of gravity, called "general relativity." ...

An illustration of the cosmic web, the universe’s large-scale structure of composed of galaxy-rich clumps and filaments alongside giant intergalactic ...

The expanding universe model became favored by most astronomers ... which prevailed until it was replaced by the wave theory of light in the 19th century to explain diffraction patterns observed ...

like the Many-Worlds interpretation and the Pilot Wave theory, the universe can be described by a single giant equation, known as a quantum wavefunction. Any time a quantum (or subatomic ...

"The appearance of such structures sheds new light on the sorts of mathematical objects that nature is built from." ...

In 2015, a piece of equipment at an observatory in the US moved one quintillionth (10-18) of a meter. This tiny movement was ...

The prevailing theory is that the modern universe formed after a cosmological ... can induce as well a stochastic gravitational-wave background.” While it’s certainly possible that the Laser ...

Examples for gravitational-wave sources ... know that his theory is incomplete. It does not describe what happens at the centers of black holes or in the earliest moments of the universe.

Scientists upgrade famous double slit experiment and find that it does not align with the implication of alternate universes ...

The great physicist's magnum opus theory states that objects with ... Previously, researchers had assumed that the universe's ...