The Fermi telescope 'captured' dark matter
The Fermi glass vision has detected traces of so-called dark matter that account for 85% of the universe's mass.
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The Fermi glass vision has detected traces of so-called dark matter that account for 85% of the universe's mass.
Astronomers say they have found a type of galaxy previously predicted, which is the galaxy
A large mass of so-called invisible dark matter may have been discovered near our sun. And this mysterious form of matter is creating a gravitational influence on dwarfs…
Astrophysicists say they have discovered a strand of dark matter networks, believed to play a role in connecting galaxies and helping the universe to imagine.
That's the conclusion of a group of Canadian and American astronomers, based on the findings that the Milky Way might have encountered a satellite galaxy or a large stru…
The ESA Science Program Committee has just approved an Euclid launch project to search for dark matter and dark energy.
Super-speed stars, dark energy, dark matter, black holes, neutinos ... are the secrets of space science that will discover in 2012.
Astronomers have for the first time drawn a map of dark matter with the widest scale ever observed. Their findings reveal a complex cosmic grid of dark matter and galaxi…
Officially called ACT-CL J0102-4915, the researchers discovered that this cluster of galaxies gave it the nickname
Physicists all over the world on November 16 launched an important program to turn the Large Grain Accelerator (LHC), which is now in a 27km long tunnel near the Swiss-F…
4 scientists have discovered the existence of dark matter. With this discovery, scientists will receive a prize worth $ 500,000.
The Milky Way is blowing air bubbles into space. A twin bubble of air is blown up by gamma rays, the size of each is equivalent to the size of a small galaxy, ...
Two giant bubbles spew out gamma beams that appear in the center of the Milky Way and astronomers don't know where they were born.
XMASS device is designed to directly capture dark matter in the universe and will begin commissioning in November.
Russian scientists have studied and developed a device that can help us observe dark matter.