A joint episode from Vox's Unexplainable and Scientific American examines whether the universe's dark matter puzzle can ever be fully solved.
The new observatory, designed to hunt for thousands of exoplanets and probe dark matter and dark energy, has recorded its first cosmic images, according to a report by Scientific American.
A Scientific American article revisits decades of unsuccessful searches for dark matter, asking whether the effort could represent one of the largest unresolved puzzles in modern physics.
An Al Jazeera feature examines whether researchers have detected fresh evidence of dark matter, the invisible substance believed to bind the universe together.
A BBC Inside Science broadcast states that researchers may have identified evidence pointing to dark matter, though specific details of the finding were not disclosed in the source material.
A BBC Science & Environment report says researchers may have detected an early signal of dark matter, a substance that has eluded scientists for nearly a century.
The new space observatory is designed to probe dark matter and dark energy, discover exoplanets and study stars, according to a report by Scientific American.
A report from Scientific American says the largest experiment searching for dark matter has recorded a particle signal that researchers cannot yet explain, prompting questions about whether dark matter has finally been detected.
An experiment built to search for dark matter has detected a rare, low-energy neutrino interaction, according to Scientific American.