The discovery of a gas cloud helps to understand the origin of the universe

Space scientists have discovered that a single gas cloud at the bottom of the space, which would probably have retained its structure, has not changed since the beginning of the formation of the Universe and the incident says the "Big Bang". The discovery of this "impact" space would be of great help to know how the first galaxies were formed and to know the date of creation of the universe, said the Keck Observatory based in Hawaii. According to the researchers, this cloud, the third evidence of the Big Bang, has been discovered until now by humans.

Immediately after the Big Bang, there was only hydrogen and helium left in the space. The rest of the chemical elements were launched into space during the explosion of these stars. "Wherever you look at the universe, you will find it polluted by heavy chemical elements, as well as by waste generated by the explosion of stars," said astronomer Frederick Robert of the University of Southern Australia, They have pure, unaffected and unaffected air, which indicates that they are "survivors" of the Big Bang.

And this cloud of gas is so far away that all radiation shines over billions of years, until it reaches us. Scientists will thus be able to obtain information on what the universe had been about 1.5 billion years after the Big Bang.

Researchers are looking for these invasive attachments that help to understand the origin of the universe. The light of distant luminous galaxies, scientifically called "quarks", is examined. The light of the far galaxy penetrates into these invasive attachments, whose scientists seek to know the structure from behind. The amount of light that reaches us after entering the cloud will help us to know the details of the cloud accurately, as the wavelengths of light change after pbading through the cloud as the particles absorb light. inside and that each molecule absorbs a certain amount of light. Through this mechanism, scientists have determined that the main element of this cloud detected, after badyzing the light that reaches us, is helium. This is what confirmed to scientists that this cloud was really catastrophic and that it was not contaminated by the remains of the Big Bang.