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Largest-Ever Physics Survey Raises New Doubts About Our Model of the Universe

Physicists around the world remain deeply divided on key mysteries of the universe, from dark matter to quantum gravity. The standard cosmological model failed to gain majority support,…

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Galaxies May Be Mimicking the Dark Matter Signals Astronomers Have Been Hunting

Galaxies can create many of the same stellar stream distortions that astronomers have looked to as possible signs of dark matter.

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JWST Finds Giant Planets Face a Cosmic Race Against Time

JWST observations of dozens of young, Sun-like stars suggest that the forces stripping gas from planet-forming disks evolve as the systems mature.

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Astronomers Discover a Ghostly River of Stars That Could Reveal Dark Matter

A ghostly ribbon of stars winding around a faint galaxy 115 million light-years away is giving astronomers a rare new way to trace one of the universe’s most…

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Newly Discovered Object is So Close to the Milky Way’s Central Black Hole it’s Experiencing Warped Spacetime

Astronomers have spotted an object so close to the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way its experiencing warped spacetime.

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As This Ancient Star Cluster Unravels, a Never-Before-Seen Star Ribbon is Forming Under the Influence of Dark Matter

Dark matter remains elusive to scientists, despite making up the majority of our universe’s mass, and now there's a new way to observe it.

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Max Planck eROSITA Team Releases the Most Comprehensive Census of the High-Energy Universe Ever Assembled

The Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics has released the most complete catalog of the high-energy universe ever assembled.

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Rare Meteorite From New Jersey Roof Strike Offers New Clues to the Origins of Life

A meteorite that crashed through a New Jersey home reveals ancient asteroid chemistry that may offer clues to the origins of life on Earth.

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SETI Researchers Are Expanding the Search Beyond the 'Water Hole'

Astronomers searching for extraterrestrial intelligence have traditionally focused on a specific, narrow band of the radio spectrum.

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The Universe Can Expand Faster Than Light Without Breaking Physics

The universe’s expansion makes cosmic distance far less intuitive than simply measuring how long light has traveled.

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Astronomers May Have Been Looking for Alien Megastructures Around the Wrong Stars

A new study suggests astronomers may have been looking for alien structures known as Dyson spheres in the wrong places.

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“Dark Matter Might Have Additional Interactions that are Hidden”: Physicists Are Searching for a Mysterious "Dark Force"

Dark matter interactions may point to a hidden “dark force,” unexpectedly constraining our Universe’s expansion and structural development.

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This Intriguing Exoplanet is Just 25 Light-Years from Earth—Is Its Too Dangerous to Be Home to Life?

Researchers have discovered a potentially habitable exoplanet just 25 light-years from Earth—but is its precarious location on the cosmic shore too dangerous for extraterrestrial life?

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