Scientists in Australia and New Zealand have observed the early universe running in slow motion for the first time
The study to use quasars as"clocks" is based on Einstein's theory of relatively, which explains how time moves differently based on motion and speed - meaning events that occur at the same time for one person could occur at a different time for another.Scientists used quasars as 'clocks' to observe the early universe moving at a slower speed. Pic: Geraint Lewis/University of SydneyScientists have observed the early universe running in extreme slow motion for the first time.
As light from a quasar travels through the universe, it leaves a trail that can hold clues as to the origins of everything from stars to entire galaxies.
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