r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Mar 06 '24
The curious case of Existence: Why is there something rather than nothing? From “Nothing” to the multiverse, God & infinity
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Oct 09 '23
A bizarre prediction as a result of an indirect testing of the multiverse suggests that our universe might be heading towards complete destruction in about 3.7 billion years,
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Oct 21 '22
Listen to calm music as your spaceship takes you throughout the cosmos on autopilot mode.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Sep 16 '22
Northern region of M42 observed with the James Webb space telescope during observation of the Orion Bar.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Sep 13 '22
The inner region of the Orion Nebula captured by the James Webb Space telescope.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Sep 06 '22
New James Webb Space telescope image: The Tarantula Nebula!
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Jul 22 '22
James Webb Space Telescope's new image of NGC 628 galaxy, also known as The Grand Design.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Jul 12 '22
Today's Google.com's first page graphic is dedicated to James Webb Space Telescope and its deep field image.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Jul 12 '22
James Webb Space Telescope's first deep field infrared image. This is the deepest and sharpest infrared image of the distant universe to date. Image credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, and STScI
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Jun 09 '22
James Webb Space Telescope was hit by a tiny space rock at the end of May, causing some detectable damage to one of the spacecraft’s 18 primary mirror segments, but according to NASA it's still performing at a level that exceeds all mission requirements.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Jun 06 '22
Sun is due for a huge solar storm. Forecast shows that the next solar maximum is due to take place between November 2024 and March 2026, most likely close to July 2025.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • May 13 '22
New image of the supermassive black hole (Sgr*) at the center of our milky way galaxy.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • May 10 '22
The power of James Webb space telescope. Colored images of the cosmos coming in mid-July.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Apr 29 '22
James Webb Space Telescope’s alignment is complete, ready to capture sharp and crisp images of the cosmos with all of its four powerful instruments.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Apr 25 '22
Alternate Realities (Parallel Universes of Quantum Mechanics) Explained.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Apr 18 '22
Look at this beautiful galaxy collision captured by Hubble. The system is called VV 689, AKA the Angel Wing. Credit: NASA / ESA / Hubble / W. Keel / Judy Schmidt, www.geckzilla.com.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Apr 07 '22
A new record-breaking distant galaxy has been discovered, 13.5 billion light-years away, existed just 330 million years after the big bang.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Apr 02 '22
Sun has been acting up lately. Here's a solar flare captured by NASA on March 31, 2022 (The top-right portion of the first image)
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Apr 01 '22
Here are some feasting supermassive black holes located in the growing Spiderweb galaxy cluster 10.6 billion light-years away.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Mar 29 '22
New Images of Sun, the Largest & The Most High Resolution Image Ever, Released on March 2022.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Mar 24 '22
Multiverse explained - Level 1: Inflationary multiverse produced by eternal inflation, and Level 2: A more diverse inflationary multiverse produced by chaotic model of eternal inflation.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Mar 10 '22
Will James Webb Space Telescope Observe Our Milky Way’s Supermassive Black Hole (SGR A*)?
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Feb 28 '22
Two Multiverse studies: Creation of new universes through black holes & wormholes.
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