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Kelly Kizer Whitt

Kelly Kizer Whitt

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Editor and Writer, EarthSky

Wisconsin

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Total articles 1135

  • How would the Milky Way have looked in the early universe?

    By Kelly Kizer Whitt Verified| EarthSky@ Space Science matters. Wonder matters. You matter. Join our 2025 Donation Campaign today. An international team of astronomers has spotted a candidate for the most distant spiral galaxy known. And, they said on April 16, 2025, it might be a peek at what our own Milky Way galaxy looked like in its youth. The Webb space telescope captured this galaxy as it existed just 1 billion years after the Big Bang.

    By Kelly Kizer Whitt Verified · EarthSky

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Is our whole universe spinning? A new study suggests it is

    By Kelly Kizer Whitt Verified, István Szapudi| EarthSky@ Space Science matters. Wonder matters. You matter. Join our 2025 Donation Campaign today. Our Earth is spinning, the sun is spinning, the solar system is spinning and our galaxy is spinning. So it would make sense to think that our entire universe is spinning as well. Yet that’s not what current models suggest. Instead, the general consensus is that the universe is expanding with no signs of rotation.

    By Kelly Kizer Whitt Verified, István Szapudi · EarthSky

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • How would the Milky Way have looked in the early universe?

    By Kelly Kizer Whitt Verified| EarthSky@ Space Science matters. Wonder matters. You matter. Join our 2025 Donation Campaign today. An international team of astronomers has spotted a candidate for the most distant spiral galaxy known. And, they said on April 16, 2025, it might be a peek at what our own Milky Way galaxy looked like in its youth. The Webb space telescope captured this galaxy as it existed just 1 billion years after the Big Bang.

    By Kelly Kizer Whitt Verified · EarthSky

    Apr. 18, 2025

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EarthSky

Our award-winning science content is seen or heard 15 million times every day on multiple platforms via both traditional and new media outlets. We are the world leader in bringing the voices of scientists directly to you and millions of others across the globe. EarthSky has brought the words and insights of scientists to you since 1991, while enjoying the support and partnership of thousands of scientists and scientific institutions. We know science is not perfect. It's a process, not a body of facts. History tells us that some of today's scientific truths will inevitably turn out to be wrong, or only partially true. Still, science leads to profound insights about the natural world that are as true as anything can be here at the beginning of the 21st century

Wisconsin, United States