Fermilab’s next frontier
Margaret Harris learns about Fermilab's plans for the post-Tevatron era
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Three new maps shine light on dark matter
Maps created by studying the gravitational distortion of light from distant galaxies
What lies ahead for 2012?
We dust off our crystal ball and predict the key events in physics for next year
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Our favourite pictures of 2011
From Batman under the microscope to dancing black holes
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Latest Fermi studies find no trace of dark matter
Measurements do not necessarily contradict past evidence, physicists say
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Radio-wave excess could point to dark matter
ARCADE data suggest a fairly light dark-matter particle
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Space missions look from the dark into the light
ESA to launch two new science projects
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Dark-energy pioneers scoop Nobel prize
Saul Perlmutter, Adam Riess and Brian Schmidt share SEK10m prize
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Active galactic nuclei measure the universe
Radius and luminosity relationship used as "standard candle"
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Galaxy clusters back general relativity
Redshift study casts doubt on some alternative gravity models
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