Time Slowed Down in The Early Universe? Discovering The Cosmic Slow Motion Mystery

Time Slowed Down in The Early Universe? Discovering The Cosmic Slow Motion Mystery Subscribe to Science Time: https://www.youtube.com/sciencetime24 #science #shorts #space Scientists have discovered that time in the early universe was like a slow-motion movie, ticking five times slower than it does today. Imagine being in a universe where everything, from the twinkle of stars to the dance of galaxies, unfolds at a leisurely pace. This mind-bending concept, known as cosmological time dilation, is a result of the universe's expansion since the Big Bang. Scientists used quasars, the universe's ancient lighthouses, to crack this cosmic mystery. Their findings? The earliest quasar, born a billion years post Big Bang, was like a slowpoke, running five times slower than its modern counterparts. So, in the grand cosmic drama, it seems the universe was not always in a rush after all!