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After top dark matter candidate fizzles out, physicists look to more exotic realms.
Swimming in a straight line, not weaving, could indicate a problem.
Images of distorted galaxies provide a new resource for studying dark matter and dark energy.
Scientists find the remains of a young dinosaur that starved to death.
The head's structure may not explain as much about an animal's posture as long believed.
Odd viruses flourish in boiling, acidic Yellowstone hot springs.
Scientists are combining new technologies to reveal how the animals use tree canopies.
A new study pits humans against computers to uncover AI weaknesses.
Microscopic drug-filled "balloons" can be ruptured precisely where needed.
Our planet might not have always been the biggest rock in the inner solar system.
The amateur playing with reigning Masters champ Jordan Spieth relies on physics knowledge and a unique set of clubs.
New principles could pave the way for custom molecules.