physics
How the Universe Might Fade Into a Dark Eternity
Posted in Science on 3rd Jan, 2026
by Alexander Muller
For now, though, the most widely supported view of the universe’s distant future is one of fading light and quiet stillness, a vast cosmic darkness that lasts far longer than anything human history can comprehend.
The Universe Might Be a Cosmic Memory: How Information Could Explain Dark Matter and Dark Energy
Posted in Science on 16th Oct, 2025
by Alexander Muller
In this model, spacetime is made of countless “cells” that act like memory units, recording every physical interaction, every particle movement and force exchange. Nothing is ever truly lost; the universe effectively remembers everything that happens within it.
New Discovery May Explain Why Matter Won the Cosmic Battle
Posted in Science on 30th Jul, 2025
by Alex Muller
The Big Bang should have produced equal parts of matter and antimatter, which annihilate upon contact and leave no trace. Yet everything we observe, from stars and galaxies to ourselves, is made of matter.
Debate And Innovation Define Nuclear Energy's Present And Future
Posted in Business, Hardware, Science on 3rd Apr, 2024
by Alex Muller
If the goal is to decarbonize quickly and with as little social pain as possible, "Nuclear is essential," says Kai Vetter, a nuclear physicist at the University of California, Berkeley.
Our Universe Is Suspiciously Unlikely To Exist-Unless It Is One Of Many
Posted in Science on 11th Apr, 2023
by Alex Muller
How do we know just how atypical our universe is? To answer that we need to work out the probabilities of each combination of constants.