CosmosThe Universe Is About 13.8 Billion Years Old Me gusta CompartirScientists estimate this age by measuring the cosmic microwave background and the expansion rate.DetallesPublicadoSeptember 30, 2026vistas51Cosmos
Cosmos56 vistasEdwin Hubble Showed the Universe Is ExpandingIn 1929 he found that distant galaxies are moving away from us faster the farther they are.
Cosmos48 vistasThe Cosmic Microwave Background Is Leftover Glow From the Early UniverseDiscovered in 1965 by Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, it dates from about 380,000 years after the Big Bang.
Cosmos59 vistasOrdinary Matter Makes Up Only About 5% of the UniverseRoughly 27% is dark matter and about 68% is dark energy.
Cosmos36 vistasThe Observable Universe Is About 93 Billion Light-Years AcrossAlthough the universe is about 13.8 billion years old, its expansion means the observable region is much larger than that age suggests.