In a CBR review of Spectacular Spider-Men #15, I show how the series comes to a close with the whole Marvel Universe of ...

Long before there was ever a Minecraft movie, and certainly before we knew that there might be a sequel, one teenage ...

"That means that we can say things about the entire universe at once, such as how mass it has in it, how much hydrogen there is in the entire universe and how much helium there is in the entire ...

We're going to see the entire universe four times in our two-year mission. And that means we can draw really grand conclusions from a very large data set about the universe that we see." ...

"One explanation is that the universe was born rotating. That explanation agrees with theories such as black hole cosmology, which postulates that the entire universe is the interior of a black hole." ...

But could a black hole consume the entire universe, piece by piece? In short, no. There's no way that a black hole could eat the universe, or even an entire galaxy, according to NASA. Here's why.

This might sound like philosophy or mysticism, but it is in fact a direct result of applying quantum mechanics to the entire cosmos. When you do that, you realise that the universe isn’t ...

How Stephen Hawking flip-flopped on whether the Universe has a beginning But this accepted idea might not be the whole story, as developments in the second half of the twentieth century suggested.

Though the expansiveness of the universe may be daunting to some, 18-year-old Christopher Slayton decided to embrace the vastness rather than be intimidated by it. For nearly two months ...