Astrophysicists Capture First-Ever Image of the Early Universe Moving in Slow Motion 🌌

Time isn’t constant, despite the way it may seem to us on Earth. Not only does time move slower the closer one gets to the speed of light, but as we look back in time via high powered telescopes pointed at the furthest reaches of space, time also appears to slow down in a process called time dilation. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.