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Scientists release new map of all matter in universe

BryarBy BryarFebruary 1, 2023Updated:February 1, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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The Dark Energy Survey has imaged roughly 5,000 square degrees of southern sky. The survey has mapped hundreds of millions of galaxies to help researchers understand the accelerating expansion of our universe. Credit: Reidar Hahn, Fermilab
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Nowadays, scientists released just about the most exact measurements of exactly how matter is distributed all through the universe.

As soon as the world started, matter flung outwards, slowly creating the planets, galaxies and stars.

Scientists these days can comprehend the forces which shape the evolution of the universe, by thoroughly assembling a map of that issue.

It looks like that there’re slightly less fluctuations in the current universe than we would predict if we believe our standard cosmological model is anchored to the early universe.

Eric Baxter, University of Hawaii

The new analysis, merging information from two leading Telescope surveys of the universe, the Dark Energy Survey as well as the South Pole telescope, involved more than 150 scientists, which includes several from the University of Chicago and the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.

The research indicates that material is not as “clumpy” as expected, based on the present best model of the universe.

This particular finding adds to the body of evidence that there might be a thing lacking from the conventional model of the universe, according to the scientists.

Scientists will be able to guess where all of that matter ended up in the universe by studying the two sets of data.

Maps of the sky compiled from data from the Dark Energy Survey (left) and the South Pole Telescope (right). (Yuuki Omori)

It’s also more precise than previous measurements as it narrows down the options for where this matter wound up, compared with previous studies.

Most results fit perfectly with the best idea of the universe currently accepted.

There are, nevertheless, signs of a crack, something that has been suggested previously.

Eric Baxter, co-author and astrophysicist at the University of Hawaii, said: “there appear to be slightly less fluctuations in the present universe than we would anticipate if our standard cosmological model was anchored to the early universe.”

New data show the universe is much less clumpy, clustering in certain places rather than spread evenly.

If other studies find the same results, it might imply something is lacking from the universe’s model, the researchers said.

The results are, however, not at the statistical level that researchers think they ought to be sure.

The results were considered landmark findings, though, because the analysis yielded useful information from two different telescope surveys.

The research has been published in Physical Review D. The three papers are available on preprint server arXiv and can be found here, here, and here.

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