One experiment in Italy recently reported a strange, annually occurring signal they thought might be coming from dark matter. But other experiments can’t seem to find the same signal—or any dark matter signal.
If the fence fails, I suggest a particularly frightening wall of cucumbers instead.
Thanks to the impressive Event Horizon Telescope, scientists are getting really close to taking a picture of a supermassive black hole.
It’s nice that scientists are looking for ways to push things through space without fuel, but the EmDrive is probably another dead end.
We gather here today to pay our respects to a theory that was and is no longer, whose death tore our knowledge of the very universe to shreds.
Surrounding gas acting as a magnifying lens allowed researchers to observe the pulsar in striking detail.
New research shows how the asteroid that hit Earth 65 million years ago decided which species made it and which ones didn't.
"It is like if you send a cow into a tunnel and at the other end a horse comes out."
This is the first time such an effect has been measured in a hurricane’s eyewall, though it’s been known to happen in many different kinds of storms.
Putting unusual things into the Large Hadron Collider can lead to some interesting scientific results.
This asteroid with its contrary orbit may not be native to our Solar System at all—it may have been captured from interstellar space.
The Cold Atom Laboratory (CAL) will magnify the mind-boggling effects of quantum mechanics to nearly macroscopic scales, making them easier to study.
All going well, a satellite will be stationed behind the moon and provide a communications link that will help scientists land on and explore the lunar far side.
Results from one of the largest datasets ever produced by a citizen science ham radio experiment have confirmed that eclipses contribute towards the temporary thinning of the ionosphere.
Things are pretty gross out there in nature.
Astronomers have realised that the motions of the objects past Neptune imply the existence of the ninth planet we deserve.
