What the 'Little Lion' galaxy could tell us about the Big Bang
A faint galaxy shining 30 million light-years away could help scientists learn more about the birth of the universe.Researchers have discovered a galaxy with the lowest level of metals, or heavy chemical elements, ever observed in a star system. Galaxy AGC 198691, nicknamed Leoncino, or “Little Lion,” offers astronomers the chance to see what conditions were like directly after the formation events that caused the universe to form."Finding the most metal-poor galaxy ever is exciting since it co..>> view originalHow did the giraffe get its long neck? Clues now revealed by new genome sequencing
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Wednesday, May 18, 2016
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