“Deep Space” explores the universe's most perplexing phenomena, venturing into the realms of rogue planets, cosmic voids, and intergalactic space. By investigating these cosmic mysteries, the book challenges our existing understanding of physics and cosmology. Current models struggle to account for dark matter and dark energy, making the study of these anomalous phenomena crucial. A key insight involves how cosmic voids, the vast empty spaces between galaxies, impact the universe's large-scale structure. The book approaches these complex topics by first establishing an astronomical context, then delving into the cutting-edge research and theoretical frameworks. It examines rogue planets, their potential to harbor life, and the methods used to detect them. Then, the focus shifts to the enormous cosmic voids and their formation, incorporating the Lambda-CDM model. Finally, it explores intergalactic space, distant galaxies, quasars, and supermassive black holes, culminating in a synthesis that urges a more holistic model of the cosmos.
