Old CERN Data Yields New Hunt for Ghostly Dark Matter Particles
A new theoretical reinterpretation of CERN's 2009 COMPASS data shows that axion-like particles could hide as single photons in the ...
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MeerKAT telescope catches faint hydrogen whisper from billions of light years away
Astronomers using South Africa's MeerKAT telescope have directly detected the faint 21-centimetre radio signal of neutral hydrogen from billions of ...
Physicists Rebuild Dark Matter Model Using Symmetries That Cannot Be Inverted
Theoretical physicists have rebuilt the scotogenic model of neutrino mass and dark matter using exotic non-invertible symmetries, yielding sharper predictions ...
First Nuclear Clock Ticks With Thorium-229 in a Crystal at Room Temperature
Physicists have built the first stand-alone optical nuclear clock by locking a continuous-wave laser to the thorium-229 nuclear transition in ...
Cosmic Rays Give Dark Matter a Speed Boost, Tightening the Hunt Below a GeV
A new theoretical study uses cosmic-ray upscattering and data from LZ, XENON and Borexino to place the strongest model-based constraints ...
Nuclear Clock Runs Steady for Over a Day in Thorium Breakthrough
A German-Austrian collaboration has demonstrated the first continuously operating optical nuclear clock based on thorium-229, running stably for more than ...
A Single Sterile Neutrino Could Be Dark Matter and Help Build the Universe’s Matter
A new theoretical analysis shows that the lightest of three right-handed neutrinos in the scotogenic model can act as dark ...
One Field to Rule the Dark Sector: New Gravity Model Takes Aim at the Hubble Tension
A new scalar-vector-tensor theory of gravity unifies dark energy and dark matter while offering a mathematically consistent route to easing ...
Inside the Factory-Built Light Sensors That Will Shield a Giant Dark Matter Hunt
The DarkSide-20k collaboration has completed production and cryogenic testing of nearly 2,000 silicon photo-multiplier tiles that will form the neutron ...
Light Meets Sound: Rochester Physicist Wins $1.35 Million to Fuse Photons and Phonons
University of Rochester optician William Renninger has received a $1.35 million Moore Foundation Experimental Physics Investigator award to develop novel ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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