Reliable news for an expanding universe
The new laureates discovered the first planet orbiting a solar-type star and improved our understanding of how the universe evolved.
A new paper proposes two experiments to test if the steadiest components in physics are really kind of shifty after all.
We have now seen what we thought was unseeable, team says.
Evidence of dark matter particles may be easier to find in ancient minerals than in the newest detectors.
Researchers calculate all the photons ever emitted by the observable universe and find an astronomical number.
Theoretical physicists come up with a new way to analyze the firework of signals coming from particle collision experiments.
Physicists come up with alternate explanation of gravity that may implicate dark energy, which comprises 70 percent of our universe.
Physicists speculate that decaying neutrons may be producing particles unknown to science that make up the elusive dark matter.
Enjoy a rainbow of pictures this month, featuring Hubble's 28th anniversary image and the richest image of the Milky Way Galaxy yet.
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