Cosmological Perturbations Reveal New Insights Into Energy-Momentum-Squared Gravity
A New Gravity Theory Could Rewrite the Early Universe’s Cosmic Clumpiness A speculative modification of Einstein’s theory of gravity is...
Wesley Brackenford covers space, astronomy, and cosmology, including missions, planets, stars, galaxies, black holes, telescopes, and the early universe.
A New Gravity Theory Could Rewrite the Early Universe’s Cosmic Clumpiness A speculative modification of Einstein’s theory of gravity is...
A meteor can cross the atmosphere in a fraction of a second, yet the exact speed assigned to it may...
A new €9.7 million research project at Germany’s GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung and the FAIR accelerator center is set to...
Asteroid Bennu is revealing a paradox at the heart of the early Solar System: the small, dark world preserved some...
NASA’s IMAP-Hi Instrument Is Built to Photograph the Invisible Boundary of the Solar System A new space instrument is preparing...
A new cosmological model offers a possible explanation for why the expansion of the Universe is speeding up while remaining...
A solar instrument has captured cool, neutral helium racing through the Sun’s outer atmosphere as part of coronal mass ejections,...
A Black Hole’s Hidden “Hair” Could Be Woven by Cosmic Vortices A new theoretical study suggests that tiny, topologically protected...
ESA’s PROBA-3 mission has gained a potentially important upgrade to the mathematical system that keeps its two spacecraft precisely aligned,...
A new mathematical model of celestial motion could change how scientists think about the slow, subtle effects that reshape planetary...
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