Hidden information in maps of galaxies spread across the universe could soon come forth, thanks to a new way of interrogating the data that preserves the three-dimensional nature of these maps.

This extension challenges conventional notions of causality and offers a glimpse into a radically different universe ... In the proposed framework, three dimensions act as time dimensions ...

"We won't see the Big Bang itself," said Bock, "but we'll see the aftermath from it and learn about the beginning of the ...

An international consortium of scientists studying dark energy said Tuesday their three-dimensional map of the universe over 11 billion years suggested the cosmos wasn't steadily expanding ...

For most of us, or perhaps all of us, it's impossible to imagine a world consisting of more than three spatial ... theory require a universe with no fewer than 10 dimensions.

A lidar scanner has a resolution so high it can image ridges and indentations of only 1 millimetre on objects hundreds of ...

"but we'll see the aftermath from it and learn about the beginning of the universe that way. We can use [infrared] to determine the distance to galaxies to build up that three-dimensional map." ...