If dark energy is weakening, as suggested by recent results, then the cosmos is far stranger than most physicists had ...

Australia's SABRE South dark matter experiment reveals full design, aims to confirm DAMA/LIBRA results with data from the ...

We have a hard time explaining the existence of supermassive black holes in the early universe. It looks like there just isn't enough time to make them from "normal" processes. So maybe it was ...

12, 2025 — New research suggests black ... matter and potentially even time back into the universe, defying our ... Mysterious Phenomenon at Center of Galaxy Could Reveal New Kind of Dark ...

A groundbreaking study,published in March 2025 on the preprint server arXiv, reveals that ultralight dark matter might have ...

It means policymakers, researchers, and frontline providers are left in the dark. It means fewer resources flowing to the communities that need them most. And it means we are erasing Black women ...

After a mixed reception to its last two seasons, Black Mirror is back with six new ... reason to believe there’s still life in this dark mirror.

This proposal, outside the conventional understanding of physics, was to explain the effects of dark matter and dark energy, two hypothetical features that are at the cornerstone of the standard ...

Indian Institute of Astrophysics researchers have revisited the ultra-diffuse galaxy, NGC 1052-DF2, challenging previous assumptions about its dark matter deficiency. The study suggests the galaxy ...

The universe's missing matter may have finally been found. Astronomers think regular matter — that is, the stuff that isn't dark matter ... what we know about black hole behavior.

Scientists have discovered that a new form of dark matter could simultaneously solve two long-standing mysteries at the heart of our Milky Way. For decades, astronomers have been puzzled by unusually ...

In our study, we showed that the predicted ionisation profile from dark matter is remarkably flat across the CMZ. This is important, because the observed ionisation is indeed spread relatively evenly.