Stringy ‘filaments’ could have produced first stars
“Warm” dark matter gives a very different early universe formation
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Stringscape
A grand journey through string theory
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A testing time for strings
String theorists must make clear their links with experiment
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Reflecting symmetry
Beauty and truth in science
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String theory under scrutiny
Nancy Cartwright and Roman Frigg ask if falsifiability is a true judge of string theory
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Modified gravity fails at long distances
Only short-range modifications to Newton’s law fit planetary orbit data
Ralph Alpher: 1921 – 2007
Forgotten father of Big Bang dies
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‘Cosmic train wreck’ stumps dark-matter physicists
Localized “core” of dark matter is unusual in a galaxy cluster merger
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Testing the elements of the Big Bang
Nucleosynthesis measures up
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‘Seesaw’ explains light dark-energy particles
Eight fields would interact to produce a single particle
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