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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.
Will the Universe End with a Bang, or a Crunch?
Posted in Science on 2nd Oct, 2025
by Alexander Muller
Imagine the cosmos not eternally drifting outward, but eventually folding back on itself, collapsing into a singular finale. That’s the provocative scenario put forward in a recent reinterpretation of dark energy data.
Did the Early Cosmos Inflate? A Mirror Universe Going Backwards in Time May Be a Simpler Explanation
Posted in Science on 2nd Nov, 2024
by Alexander Muller
If the dark matter consists of stable, right-handed neutrinos, then one of three light neutrinos that we know of must be exactly massless. Remarkably, this prediction is now being tested using observations of the gravitational clustering of matter made by large-scale galaxy surveys.
Why astronomers want to put a telescope on the dark side of the moon
Posted in Hardware, Science on 27th Sep, 2023
by Alex Muller
Once landed, LuSEE-Night will peer out into the Universe's Dark Age vastness for about 18 months beginning in 2026..
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.