Coma Cluster found 38 million light-years closer than expected New findings intensify the Hubble tension crisis in cosmology Hubble Space Telescope data challenges standard cosmological models ...

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The Swiss astronomer Fritz Zwicky 2 was the first to recognize that the rapid motions of galaxies — of around 2,000 kilometres per second — in the Coma cluster could be explained only by ...

NASA has captured breathtaking images of seven rare and stunning interacting galaxies, showcasing cosmic collisions, ...

Scolnic's team used data from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) to accurately measure the distance to the Coma Cluster, a nearby group of galaxies. This measurement allowed them to ...

As early as the 1930s, Fritz Zwicky discovered that galaxies in the Coma cluster were moving as though they were subject to far more gravitational force than could be explained through a simple ...

NASA released six stunning images from the Hubble Telescope showcasing interacting galaxies, including the chaotic beauty of merg ...

dark matter—after studying a group of galaxies called the Coma Cluster. Zwicky found that the galaxies were traveling too quickly to be contained by their joint gravity and decided there must be ...

Extremely precise measurements of the distance between the Earth and the Coma Cluster of galaxies provides even more evidence for the Universe's faster-than-expected rate of expansion.