Dark matter and energy Research update Evidence for dark matter could be trapped in ancient rocks Thousands of interactions could be spotted in one cubic centimetre of rock Read article: Evidence for dark matter could be trapped in ancient rocks
Particles and interactions Research update Sterile neutrinos are a no-show in MINOS+ experiment Evidence weakens for hypothetical particles that could be dark matter Read article: Sterile neutrinos are a no-show in MINOS+ experiment
Dark matter and energy Research update Gravitational waves could reveal ultralight bosons lurking near black holes Dark-matter candidate could be detected by LISA detector Read article: Gravitational waves could reveal ultralight bosons lurking near black holes
Dark matter and energy Research update Dark matter could be detected by firing microwaves into space Proposed experiment seeks to catch the “echo” from elusive axion particles Read article: Dark matter could be detected by firing microwaves into space
Dark matter and energy Research update Helium, not dark matter, might explain DAMA’s strong signal Annual oscillation could be the result of contaminated photomultipliers Read article: Helium, not dark matter, might explain DAMA’s strong signal
Dark matter and energy Blog Try the Physics World dark-matter flowchart: what kind do you prefer? To celebrate Dark Matter Day, follow our flow chart to work out what this mysterious stuff could be Read article: Try the Physics World dark-matter flowchart: what kind do you prefer?
Dark matter and energy Research update Supernovae reveal that primordial black holes cannot account for all dark matter Gravitational lensing study puts upper limit on black-hole contribution Read article: Supernovae reveal that primordial black holes cannot account for all dark matter
Dark matter and energy Research update Did dark matter have a chilling effect on the early universe? Debate intensifies over hypothesis that mystery interaction cooled ancient hydrogen gas Read article: Did dark matter have a chilling effect on the early universe?
Dark matter and energy Feature The dark-energy deniers 20 years after discovering that the universe is expanding with increasing speed, scientists still argue about whether dark energy explains it. Keith Cooper explores the debate Read article: The dark-energy deniers
Dark matter and energy Research update Charged dark matter could explain chill in early universe Tiny electric charges may have cooled primordial hydrogen Read article: Charged dark matter could explain chill in early universe