7 Mysteries of the Universe7 mysteries of the universe which no scientist can explain. Scientists not found 7 mysteries of the universe. Today eBook focus on 7 Mysteries of the Universe.

The last few years have seen some great discoveries in space. The search for liquid water on Mars or gravitational waves is one of them. However, insignificant parts of the eternal mystery space have been discovered. Here are 7 great secrets. Scientists have not been able to make any shores yet.

7 Mysteries of the Universe:

1.  As far as we can see in the universe:

As far as we can see, it is only 5 percent of the universe. The other 95 percent is Dark Energy and Dark Matter. If we cannot see all this, when will the truth be revealed? Scientists believe that dark energy is a mysterious force that is accelerating the growth of the universe. Again, this can be interpreted as a big mistake in Einstein’s Theory of Relativity.  Dark matter is an invisible object that is the sum of the elements in the galaxy. There is very little we can see. And the rest is dark matter.

2.  What is actually on Mars?  :

Scientists are very interested in the existence of life on Mars. Maybe there was life or there still is. There was a huge sea on this planet. There is still evidence of liquid water. Did life once exist on this planet? Scientists are trying hard to send people to Mars.

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3.  Where does the high energy cosmic ray come from?  :

Cosmic rays from different parts of the universe are constantly hitting the earth. It contains high-speed material that flies from space and often lands on Earth. Little energy cosmic rays arrive from the sun. Charged material flies to the earth through the solar wind. But high-energy cosmic rays create magnetic fields.

4.  What is First Radio Bursts?  :

If an astronaut is lucky, he can detect a glimpse of radio waves in milliseconds. These are called First Radio Bursts. Scientists still do not know where these first radio bursts come from, like high-powered cosmic rays. According to many, the first radio bursts come from where the cosmic rays come from.

5.  Why is there more matter than antimatter?  :

If part of the object and part of the object collide with each other, they try to destroy each other. If matter were equal in matter and antimatter, there would be nothing in the universe. Cosmology says the Big Bang should have created an equal number of objects and counterparts. This means that then we lived in a materialless world. But for some reason the Big Bang has created much more objects than antimatter. Regardless of the theory, one of the challenges of physics is to find out what happens to the antimatter. Or why do we only see objects? Who is the object or asymmetric?

6.  How on earth did life begin?  :

It is not yet clear how life began in the world we live in. It has always been an unknown question. We have not yet received any scientific answer. According to many scientists, life has reached the earth through asteroids or comets. That’s a good theory. Because organic matter is found in the objects of the universe. Again, many say that a part of Mars landed on the earth at some point and started life. Again, many theorize that ordinary molecules create more complex molecules through chemical reactions. These molecules form RNA-like compounds. It is one of the elements of life.

7.  How will the universe end?  :

According to astronomers, in 6 billion years, the earth will evaporate because of the rising sun. So what will happen to the rest of the universe? There are some theories in this regard. Thermodynamics theory says that everything is more likely to be destroyed due to temperature. When the universe comes to the same temperature, all the planets, stars, etc. will continue to decay. Again, according to many, the opposite of the Big Bang Theory will happen. If the universe continues to grow, then naturally the force of gravity will go too far. It is because of this energy that everything will clash. Everything will be lost at one time.