Explore how astronomers measure the vast distances to stars and galaxies using light-years, trigonometric parallax, Cepheid variables, and Type 1a supernovae, allowing us to peer back in time and understand the universe's history.
Explore how cosmic rays, high-energy particles from space, act as messengers carrying vital information about the universe's composition, antimatter, and dark matter.
Explore how analyzing light from distant objects reveals the universe's composition, temperature, movement, and the existence of dark energy, unlocking cosmic secrets.
Explore how galaxy clusters, the universe's largest structures, act as cosmic laboratories, helping us understand gravity, dark matter, dark energy, and the fundamental laws of physics.