Dark Matter’s Shocking Past: How ‘Hot’ Particles Reshaped the Universe
Cosmologists challenge 40-year dogma: dark matter may have been born hot, screaming at near-light speed in the universe's first microseconds, reshapin...
Dark Matter Was Once ‘Red-Hot’—How This Changes Everything
New research reveals dark matter may have been born red-hot, moving near light speed, challenging 40 years of cold dark matter theory and reshaping co...
From Big Bang Chaos to Cosmic Order—The Truth About Dark Matter
From Big Bang chaos to cosmic order—new discoveries reveal dark matter's violent origins, red-hot birth, and hidden galaxies like Cloud-9, reshaping o...
The Quantum Leap: Next-Gen Dark Matter Detectors Redefine Cosmic Searches
Next-gen dark matter detectors like LZ and TESSERACT push sensitivity limits, probing WIMPs with quantum tech and massive xenon targets, aiming to unv...
The World's Largest Space Camera: An Unblinking Eye on the Universe
The world's largest space camera, weighing 3,000 kg with a 3.2-gigapixel sensor, captures 10 million galaxies in a single exposure, revolutionizing as...
The Champagne Cluster: A New Year's Gift for Cosmology
Astronomers uncovered the Champagne Cluster on New Year's Eve 2025, revealing two galaxy clusters in a violent merger, offering unprecedented insights...