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Quasar Clocks Show Universe Was Five Times Slower Soon After The Big Bang – Eurasia Review

Quasar Clocks Show Universe Was Five Times Slower Soon After The Big Bang – Eurasia Review
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The quasar clocks show the universe slowed down by a factor of 5 after the Big Bang

In a pioneering study, scientists used quasars as cosmic clocks to track the early universe in ultra-slow motion, further confirming Einstein's theory of

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Time In Early Universe Ran Five Times Slower, Right After Big Bang: Study

Time In Early Universe Ran Five Times Slower, Right After Big Bang: Study
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Quasar clocks Show Universe Running 5 Times Slower Soon After Big Bang

Sydney, July 4 (IANS) Scientists have for the first time observed the early universe running in extreme slow motion, unlocking one of the mysteries of

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Astronomers observe the very early Universe running in slow motion

Observing cosmic clocks known as 'quasars' has enabled a team of astronomers to perceive the early Universe funning much slower than the present day.

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