Apr 15, 2014
Stream "Car In Void" by Lyman-Alpha Forest and "Sheliak" by Afterburner from their forthcoming split 12" on CGI Records. For fans of synths, acid, dance floors, soundtracks, Italo, and mystical vibes.
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Stream "Car In Void" by Lyman-Alpha Forest and "Sheliak" by Afterburner from their forthcoming split 12" on CGI Records. For fans of synths, acid, dance floors, soundtracks, Italo, and mystical vibes.
(NASA) We live in a forest. Strewn throughout the universe are "trees" of hydrogen gas that absorb light from distant objects. These gas clouds leave numerous absorption lines in a distant quasar's spectra, together called the Lyman-alpha forest. Distant quasars appear to be absorbed by many more Lyman-alpha clouds than nearby quasars, indicating a Lyman-alpha thicket early in our universe. The above image depicts one possible computer realization of how Lyman-alpha clouds were distributed at a redshift of 3. Each side of the box measures 30 million light-years across. Much remains unknown about the Lyman-alpha forest, including the real geometry and extent of the clouds, and why there are so many fewer clouds today.