The early universe, fresh from the Big Bang, was a hot, dense soup of simple elements: hydrogen, helium, and trace amounts of ...

"Wherever water and soil meet, life begins," says artist Jacob Jebaraj, summarizing the essence of his upcoming solo exhibition Primordial Elements. This highly anticipated show promises to ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? It is now thought that water first formed in space only 100 to 200 million years ...

– Downbeat Magazine 20-time Grammy Award winner Pat Metheny plays alongside saxophone virtuoso David Liebman as he leads this remarkable quartet, that includes Jazz architects Cecil McBee and Billy ...

In fact, water first appeared much earlier—within just 200 million years after the Big Bang, billions of years sooner than previously imagined. A groundbreaking study led by astrophysicist Dr ...

The adventurous quartet celebrates its 20th anniversary with a record of works composed since 1960 that reveals the diversity of its range and the depth of its talent.

Eight chemical elements, known as the highly siderophile elements, are preferentially drawn to iron when molten. Most of them have relatively high melting points and resist being corroded or oxidized.

An artist’s impression of some of the universe’s first stars, thought to have formed about 100 million years after the big bang. New research suggests such stars helped bring water into the ...

If water's hydrogen and oxygen were present in these primordial planetary building blocks, then it is a good sign that other elements — carbon and nitrogen, critical to creating life — may ...

Primordial Accretion Scientists say they may have finally cracked the case on where the water on Earth — and other planets like it — came from billions of years ago.

This element, by combining with hydrogen, allowed the formation of water, a key ingredient for the emergence of life. Researchers suggest that this primordial water could have been incorporated into ...