For a while, physicists have been searching for ancient black holes, foreign objects that could form at the beginning of the universe and stimulate the entire range of Shenanigan in the universe. Physicists from the University of California, Los Angeles, and the Kavali Institute for Physics and Mathematics in Japan …
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NASA’s Hubble Telescope provides 14 years of data on the Exoplanet HD 106906B. It exhibits strange behavior in its orbit 336 light-years from Earth. Scientists believe that data from exoplanets could explain what happened to the potentially hidden planet Nine in our solar system. How many planets are there in …
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Matter is what makes the universe, but what matters? This question has long been difficult for those who think about it – especially for physicists. Reflecting recent trends in physics, my colleague Jeffrey Eisen and I have described an updated way of thinking about matter. We propose that matter is …
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Helicopter leader scans reveal the ancient Amazonian “cosmos” of circular colonies, connected by direct routes. Acre is an Amazon rainfed state in northwestern Brazil known for its Brazil almond trees and rubber production. To the west, on the Peruvian border, the Serra du Diviser National Park overlooks mountains and some …
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In September 2019, my colleague Anna Kapinska made a presentation showing interesting things while browsing our new radio astronomical data. She began to see very strange shapes that could not easily fit into any known type of to-budget. Of those, labeled by Anna WTF?, Was a picture of a haunted …
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