Philosophy, sociology and religion Opinion and reviews The why and how of it all Two books about why the universe bothers to exist, reviewed by Tim Maudlin Read article: The why and how of it all
Telescopes and space missions Research update Ancient gas sheds light on universe’s first billion years Quasar light probes era when first stars switched on Read article: Ancient gas sheds light on universe’s first billion years
Telescopes and space missions Research update Huge cosmic-ray observatory set for Siberia First prototypes installed for the $46m Hundred Square-km Cosmic Origin Explorer Read article: Huge cosmic-ray observatory set for Siberia
Particles and interactions Video What is supersymmetry? Helen Heath explains why SUSY is so beautiful Read article: What is supersymmetry?
Cosmology Video What is a black hole? Andy Young explains why not even light can escape from black holes Read article: What is a black hole?
Personalities Video What is the Square Kilometre Array? Mark Birkinshaw discusses the world's largest telescope by area Read article: What is the Square Kilometre Array?
Gravity Research update Galaxy cluster motion seen for the first time Method could also be used to measure cosmological distances Read article: Galaxy cluster motion seen for the first time
Imaging Research update Dark-matter filament spotted Astrophysicists detect extra, invisible mass between galaxy clusters Read article: Dark-matter filament spotted
Telescopes and space missions Research update Quasars shine a new light on cosmic distances New method correlates redshift of different quasars Read article: Quasars shine a new light on cosmic distances
Telescopes and space missions Opinion and reviews The time of our lives Dan Falk reviews Adam Frank's About Time: From Sun Dials to Quantum Clocks, How the Cosmos Shapes Our Lives Read article: The time of our lives