According to a recent report by the Physicists' Organization Network, NASA's SphereX space telescope successfully drew the first 102 color infrared map covering the entire sky after several months of observation. The research team said that this will help to further reveal the physical processes that occurred within trillionths of a second after the Big Bang and their effects on the spatial distribution of galaxies, trace the evolution of galaxies over the past 14 billion years, and explore the distribution of materials critical to life in the Milky Way.

According to a recent report by the Physicists' Organization Network, NASA's SphereX space telescope successfully drew the first 102 color infrared map covering the entire sky after several months of observation. The research team said that this will help to further reveal the physical processes that occurred within trillionths of a second after the Big Bang and their effects on the spatial distribution of galaxies, trace the evolution of galaxies over the past 14 billion years, and explore the distribution of materials critical to life in the Milky Way.