Galactic-scale observatory planned
Edwin Cartlidge is a science journalist based in Rome
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Is dark matter mostly ‘dark atoms’?
New model says that the universe largely consists of dark atoms bound together by a new force
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Neutrino trigger could reveal gravitational waves
Existing detectors could score the first measurement
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Darwin’s grandson proved right over fishy physics
Marine animals responsible for mixing the world’s oceans, claim researchers
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Foundation gives Canadian physics a boost
SNOLAB and Perimeter Institute benefit from infrastructure grants
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Black-hole analogue traps sound
BEC presents good chance to detect Hawking radiation, say researchers
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The power of robotics
Robotics competitions supply a vital missing link in science and engineering education, says Robert P Crease
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The unique universe
Many cosmological theories not only see our universe as one of many but also claim that time does not exist. Lee Smolin argues against the timeless multiverse
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Mountains on neutron stars could boost gravitational wave detection
'Starquake' simulations reveal immense strength of a neutron star’s crust
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Do satellite galaxies point to modified gravity?
Dwarfs don't seem to contain dark matter
