The Sleepy Physicist·Sep 21The First Black Hole Star Was Just Found — and It Changes EverythingA new class of cosmic object, hiding in plain sight for 13 billion years, may explain how the universe’s largest black holes grew so fast.A response icon1A response icon1
Glenn Borchardt·Sep 7Humanity’s Greatest RevolutionDeath of the Last Creation MythA response icon5A response icon5
Rennie·Aug 25The Early Universe Speedrun: How JWST is Rewriting AstronomyImagine stepping onto an ancient archaeological dig, digging down to a soil layer from 5,000 BCE, and unearthing a complex, fully developed…A response icon7A response icon7
Saiharish Murugesan·Aug 23JWST reveales a Bizarre DOUBLE-BARRED Spiral Galaxy in Detail: NGC 1365We picture galaxies as normal, spinning pinwheels with graceful spiral arms or as faint smudges in the dark when viewed from Earth. But…
InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyThe Nov Science·Aug 22We Don’t Search for Life in Space. We Search for Anomalies.From Jocelyn Bell’s Pulsars to Atmospheric Biosignatures on Exoplanets — the Method, the Traps, and Why Proof Is Harder Than It SoundsA response icon3A response icon3
Glenn Borchardt·Aug 18Elderly Galaxy Cluster Destroys Big Bang TheoryOnly remedy: Infinite Universe Theory not mentionedA response icon3A response icon3
Stephen Davis·Jul 28Astrophysicists Puzzle Over Webb’s New UniverseThere was an excellent article published on QuantaMagazine.org on July 2, 2026, titled Astrophysicists Puzzle Over Webb’s New Universe. It…
Stephen Davis·Jul 21A Galaxy Far Too Large, Far Too bright, and Far Too Soon, Plus TimeThis is a continuation of my last post, which is available at
Stephen Davis·Jul 16New Information from JWST Challenges the “Standard Model” (ΛCDM)The amount of new research going on in the field of physics these days is hard to keep up with. There have been about a half-dozen articles…
