The James Webb telescope could help solve the mystery of dark matter By Leto Sapunar / Published January 7, 2022
5,000 tons of ancient ‘extraterrestrial dust’ fall on Earth each year By Leto Sapunar / Published April 19, 2021
Half the matter in the universe was missing. We found it hiding between galaxies. By Prochaska & Macquart/The Conversation / Published May 31, 2020
Physics Nobel spotlights scientists who discovered exoplanets and the recipe for the universe By Jess Romeo / Published October 8, 2019
Gravitational waves could solve a cosmological crisis within five years—or shake physics to its core By Charlie Wood / Published November 10, 2018
Stephen Hawking’s final scientific paper explores the mysteries of the multiverse—but it’s not a big deal By Neel V. Patel / Published May 4, 2018
The big bang got its name from a man who thought the theory was total nonsense By Rachel Feltman / Published March 28, 2018
It turns out our galaxy isn’t as special as we thought By Mary Beth Griggs / Published February 2, 2018
Largest Map Ever Made Will Unlock The History Of The Universe By Ryan F. Mandelbaum / Published July 15, 2016
Earth May Wear An Invisible Fur Coat Made Of Dark Matter By Sarah Fecht / Published November 24, 2015
If Earth Were Swallowed By A Black Hole, We Might Not Even Notice By Sarah Fecht / Published June 17, 2015
Ask Anything: What’s The Hottest Temperature Possible? By Daniel Engber / Published November 14, 2014