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I don’t know much about physics/astronomy. My rough understanding is that very early in the Big Bang, all matter/energy was condensed into some really exotic fo
by djakjxnanjak 8y ago
I don’t know much about physics/astronomy. My rough understanding is that very early in the Big Bang, all matter/energy was condensed into some really exotic form and it turned into atoms and molecules as it expanded. When I read the headline, I imagined that during the Big Bang a molecule was produced that somehow had a lot of energy and emitted that energy in such a way that we managed to detect some kind of echo of it today. I have seen images described as images of radiation from the Big Bang, so this sounded impressive but not unbelievable to me.
- _bxg1 8y agoThis was my impression too. I still thought it was probably not what they meant - maybe a 10% chance that it was - but it was misleading nonetheless.