Interactions between dark matter and neutrinos could resolve a cosmic discrepancy
Finding challenges the standard model of cosmology
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Hot ancient galaxy cluster challenges current cosmological models
Observations of the thermal energy in a baby galaxy cluster 12.4 billion light-years away suggest much more energetic early cluster growth than current theories assume
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Gravitational lensing sheds new light on Hubble constant controversy
Astronomers calculate new value for the universe's expansion
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Did cannibal stars and boson stars populate the early universe?
Objects formed by exotic particles could have created primordial black holes
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Accelerator experiment sheds light on missing blazar radiation
Measurement discounts loss from plasma instabilities
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MOND versus dark matter: the clash for cosmology’s soul
From Bohemian solutions and binary battles to new parameters and novel experiments, the dark matter vs MOND clash rages on
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A cosmic void may help resolve the Hubble tension
Baryon acoustic oscillations point to area of low density surrounding the Milky Way
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Richard Bond and George Efstathiou: meet the astrophysicists who are shaping our understanding of the early universe
Our podcast guests are the 2025 Shaw Prize in Astronomy winners
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Andromeda galaxy may not collide with the Milky Way after all
Odds of a collision in the next 10 billion years may be only 50/50, according to new simulations
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Universe may end much sooner than predicted, say theorists
New estimate suggests that the most persistent stellar objects may decay away via Hawking radiation within the next 10^78 years
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