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Has CDMS glimpsed dark matter?

Latest result brings more questions than answers

Artist's impression of the Planck space telescope

Are there signs of SUSY in Planck data?

Latest cosmic measurements could still offer up supersymmetry

Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the International Space Station

AMS confirms positron excess

Results could be a sign of dark-matter annihilation, but more data are needed

Map of the cosmic microwave radiation background

Planck reveals ‘almost perfect’ universe

Space mission releases first cosmology results

Physicists seek cosmic domain walls

Structures created just after the Big Bang could be detected on Earth

Dark-matter alternative tackles elliptical galaxies

MOND succeeds in describing galactic mergers

Dark-matter hope fades in microwave haze

Planck reveals galactic feature is the wrong shape for dark-matter particles

SKA names director-general

Philip Diamond picked to head giant radio telescope

What is dark energy?

Luke Davies explains that the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate

What is dark matter?

Luke Davies explains how we know dark matter exists

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