Astronomers universe we are dying

　　Beijing time on August 12, according to the United Kingdom, the daily mail reported, astronomers through the study of some 200,000 galaxies and found that our universe is slowly "burn out" and die.

　　The study 7 large to mobilize the world's most powerful telescopes. The findings, which produce energy equivalent to only about half of them in about 2 billion years ago, and the numbers continue to decline. In addition, this energy fall is a broad spectrum, from ultraviolet to infrared bands show a downward trend.

　　

　　The research project's Chief Scientist, Western Australia International Centre for radio astronomy research (ICRAR), Professor ximeng·deleifu (Professor Simon Driver) says: "the universe is destined to decline gradually. "He said:" basically, our universe is like a person sat down heavily on the sofa, pulling a blanket cover, ready to embark on a long NAP. "

　　Recently released the results of "combined with the quality of the Galaxy" (GAMA) project, is by far the largest at the multi-band such research. In this study, scientists collected the data from some of the most powerful telescope in the world, including in Chile the territory of Paranal Observatory's VIST and VST, United States Space Agency's GALEX and WISE space telescope and the European Space Agency's Herschel space telescope, and so on. With accurate data, the study group plan today produces all the energy in the universe to be described and analyzed, then analyses the situation in the universe in the past. The cool China millet will be sharing Samsung

　　We all energy in the universe was produced in the big bang, when the universe, part of the energy is in the form of quality is locked. Since then, stars continue to bring quality back into energy, according to its theory is Einstein's famous mass-energy equation: E=MC2.

　　However, this process of energy production is the steady decay. Radford said: "most of the energy around us are the product of the bombing campaign, and the remaining extra energy is composed of stars by hydrogen atoms and release of helium fusion reaction. The energy released by the nuclear fusion processes inside stars or divergence in the process of being absorbed by the dust in the Galaxy, or escape into intergalactic space, free, until it encounters another star, planet or humanity's telescope lens. "

　　In fact, scientists have been aware as early as 1990 that the universe is being gradually "burn out", but this later work is by far the highest precision.