Until recently, scientists believed that the universe might stretch out indefinitely, with countless galaxies filling the vast voids of space.However, groundbreaking new research has raised ...

Eventually, on timescales so long humanity will never witness them, the universe will fade into darkness. But if you've ever wondered exactly when it all might end, you may find it oddly comforting, ...

New calculations suggest that the universe's most enduring celestial objects, such as white dwarf stars, are decaying faster than previously thought.

The eventual end of the universe may happen a whole lot sooner than previously estimated. The good news? It’s still not any time soon. Futurism.com reports that a new study, scheduled to be ...

While the universe might have started with a bang, it probably won’t go out with one. But however it comes about, that end might be much sooner than we thought.

Will it be a slow fade? A big rip? An abrupt disintegration? We don't know for sure how the universe will end. But thanks to theoretical astrophysicists like Katie Mack, we can speculate. That ...

Groundbreaking quantum simulation reveals a cataclysmic end to the universe According to the research team, the universe may grow to about 69% larger than it is now over the next 7 billion years.

"The ultimate end of the universe comes much sooner than expected, but fortunately it still takes a very long time," Heino Falcke, a theoretical astrophysicist at the Radboud University in the ...