Physicists get their hands on the second round of WMAP data.

Researchers have released the first data in three years from a NASA satellite that is mapping the faint afterglow of the Big Bang. The much anticipated results support the idea that our Universe contains a good chunk of ‘dark’ material, and fits the theory that it expanded rapidly in its first moments.

Read the story here.

Physicists get their hands on the second round of WMAP data.

Researchers have released the first data in three years from a NASA satellite that is mapping the faint afterglow of the Big Bang. The much anticipated results support the idea that our Universe contains a good chunk of ‘dark’ material, and fits the theory that it expanded rapidly in its first moments.

Read the story here.