Right now, it looks like cosmology is at a tipping point.
- Professor of Astronomy, Liverpool John Moores University
We may be able to find traces of dark matter star explosions.
By spotting and counting tiny galaxies, we can work out how much dark matter is hiding in the cosmos.
Calculations show that wormholes should create a spectacular display of gamma rays that we could try to observe.
A new method suggests we should aim to detect dark matter haloes by tracing galactic gas.
Maps of the long filaments of gas that hold the universe together may one day help us trace and unveil ‘dark matter’.
In an age when women were rarely allowed in observatories, Margaret Burbidge changed how we saw the stars.
Strangely behaving galaxies force scientists to rethink whether the universe really is uniform.
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