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galaxy cluster rings
News Cosmology
Hidden ancient neutrinos may shape the patterns of galaxies
The gravitational pull of subatomic particles born in the universe’s first second seem to influence how galaxies cluster into rings.
By Emily Conover | 11:00am, March 04, 2019
Australia Telescope Compact Array
News | Cosmology
A cosmic flare called the ‘Cow’ may reveal a new way that stars die
By Lisa Grossman | 11:12am, January 14, 2019
Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment
News | Cosmology
A second repeating fast radio burst has been tracked to a distant galaxy
By Lisa Grossman | 1:08pm, January 09, 2019
illustration of Voyager probe locations
News | Cosmology
Voyager 2 spacecraft enters interstellar space
By Lisa Grossman | 12:57pm, December 10, 2018
Pinwheel galaxy
News | Cosmology
Astronomers find far-flung wind from a black hole in the universe’s first light
By Lisa Grossman | 6:00am, December 05, 2018
illustration of galaxies emitting gamma rays
News | Cosmology
Astronomers have measured all the starlight ever emitted
By Lisa Grossman | 2:00pm, November 29, 2018
cosmic microwave
News | Cosmology
Hints of Oort clouds around other stars may lurk in the universe’s first light
By Lisa Grossman | 6:00am, November 09, 2018
bursting bubble illustration
News | Cosmology
The universe’s continued existence implies extra dimensions are tiny
By Lisa Grossman | 4:34pm, October 05, 2018
cgm simulation
Feature | Cosmology
The ecosystem that controls a galaxy’s future is coming into focus
By Lisa Grossman | 7:00am, July 12, 2018
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Mystery Solved | Cosmology
On Jupiter, lightning flashes from storms swirling at the poles
By Leah Rosenbaum | 12:00pm, June 19, 2018
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