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Giant rogue planets could form their own miniature solar systems

Space
Rogue planets can form their own planetary systems, new University of St Andrews research suggests. Click to read more.

NASA’s TRACERS mission launches to explore Earth’s magnetic field and space weather dynamics

Space
Explore how NASA's TRACERS mission is unlocking the secrets of Earth's magnetic field and protecting our planet from space weather.

Largest ever black hole merger detected by LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA Collaboration

Science
LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA Collaboration scientists have detected the most massive black hole merger ever observed. Find out more.

Texas A&M University (TAMU) Chancellor Research Initiative (CRI) expands innovative space radiation detectors

Space
RaISE at Prairie View A&M University developed and launched two first-of-its-kind space radiation measurement payloads.

Charting the expansion of the Universe with gravitational waves

Science
Ghent University is exploring how gravitational-wave observations are paving the way toward a deeper understanding of the cosmos.

Quark-gluon plasma shows sideways “splash” in new RHIC experiments

Science
Discover how scientists at RHIC uncovered new insights into quark-gluon plasma by tracking energetic jets and photons.

Transforming our understanding of the cosmos: 200 gravitational waves detected

Space
The European Gravitational Observatory celebrates 200 gravitational wave detections with VIRGO, unlocking cosmic discoveries.

Unravelling the origins of cosmic rays: MSU research sheds light on century-old mystery

Space
Discover how MSU researchers are uncovering the mysterious origins of cosmic rays through studies of high-energy space phenomena.

Driving innovation: The UK’s advancements in plasma science and fusion energy

Energy
Dr Kate Lancaster highlights the UK’s leadership in plasma science through cutting-edge projects, applications, and collaborations.

National Science Foundation: Understanding the visible Universe through plasma physics

Science
The U.S. National Science Foundation discusses a broad portfolio of research across the field of plasma science and engineering.

Unveiling the universe: How the LISA mission will transform our understanding of gravitational waves

Space
Learn how the LISA mission, a space-based gravitational wave detector, will capture signals from massive cosmic events.

Mississippi, muons, and multimessenger astrophysics

Science
The University of Mississippi’s Professor Breese Quinn discusses a wider picture of multimessenger astrophysics.

Looking beyond the singularity of black holes

Space
Can we get definitive answers about the nature of singularities in black holes? A new research study aims to discover more.

‘Cosmic radio’ dark matter detector may unlock Universe’s secrets in 15 years

Science
Scientists are developing a dark matter detector that could identify axions and reveal the Universe’s invisible mass within 15 years.

KATRIN experiment sets new benchmark in neutrino mass research

Science
KATRIN sets a new benchmark in neutrino mass research, bringing scientists closer to unlocking the secrets of the Universe. Find out more.

Welcome to the world of laboratory astrophysics

Space
Learn how laboratory astrophysics uses powerful lasers and plasma experiments to recreate extreme cosmic environments.

Gravitational waves: LIGO, Virgo & KAGRA detect 200th signal

Science
The LIGO, Virgo, and KAGRA gravitational-wave observatories have detected their 200th candidate gravitational wave signal. Find out more.

New DESI data provides mounting evidence for dark energy evolution

Science
Long thought to be a ‘cosmological constant’, DESI has revealed dark energy evolves over time, which was debatable in previous datasets.

Euclid telescope data unlocks dark Universe mysteries for UK scientists

Space
Discover how the Euclid telescope is revolutionising our understanding of dark matter and dark energy via its latest data release.

The other side of black holes: How white holes could redefine time and space

Space
Discover how new research on white holes challenges our understanding of black holes, time, and the Universe’s fundamental nature.
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