Attempt to hunt down the 'symmetrical universe'
American scientists are preparing to develop a series of experiments to find clues about the existence of an invisible form of material that can be unlocked to a paralle…
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Dark Matter.
133 published items.
American scientists are preparing to develop a series of experiments to find clues about the existence of an invisible form of material that can be unlocked to a paralle…
How can you observe a process that takes a billion times longer than the universe?
The team of astronomers from the United States and Canada discovered the first super-diffuse galaxy called NGC 1052-DF2 (DF2 for short) with virtually no dark matter.
People have had amazing scientific and technological advances throughout the past century. Science helps somewhat answer the basic question - who are we, what is the wor…
The European Nuclear Research Organization (CERN) is trying to find evidence of a new particle called
Dark matter is responsible for the existence or non-existence of anyone on this Earth.
For decades, astronomers have been trying to find dark matter - the invisible substance that is thought to occupy a large part of the universe, exactly.
Recently, there are more and more hypotheses about apocalypse. Stories, fiction films are often built on the foundation that the earth is perished in different ways.
According to physicist Stephen Hawking, a black hole has a door that takes matter to a parallel universe rather than being swallowed up as we thought.
Life is full of mysteries and scientists are trying to find answers to these mysteries. Human mysteries are the deepest mysteries that scientists now need to clarify in…
Despite the advances in technology and scientific achievements that are actively supporting people to explore and explore the world, we still cannot decipher some of the…
Prof. Dr. Doan Xuan Muy, former director of the Vaccine Institute, author of the book
Why do cows always move north or south, why humans dream are questions that do not have an exact answer.
Using one of the fastest supercomputers in the world, scientists have simulated the mysterious distribution of matter in galaxies.