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The energetic Universe: The UK and very-high-energy gamma-rays

Space
Jon Lapington and Paula Chadwick explore the UK's contributions and leadership potential in very-high-energy gamma-ray science.

Exploring the neutrino universe with the Kilometre Cube Neutrino Telescope (KM3NeT)

Science
Dr Paschal Coyle introduces the KM3NeT – a large astronomical telescope currently being built under the sea to explore the neutrino universe.

H.E.S.S. collaboration detects the most energetic cosmic rays ever

Space
H.E.S.S. scientists have obtained new information about the origin of cosmic rays, which is currently a little-known scientific phenomenon.

IceCube-Gen2: Expanding the neutrino astronomy horizon

Science
Professors Aya Ishihara and Albrecht Karle discuss the evolution from IceCube to IceCube-Gen2 and its impact on neutrino astronomy.

Researchers find fast radio bursts are linked to massive galaxies

Space
Researchers have uncovered that fast radio bursts are more likely to occur in massive star-forming galaxies rather than low-mass ones.

New ESO image captures a wolf-like dark nebula

Space
The ESO has revealed an insightful new image of a dark nebula that creates the illusion of a wolf against a colourful cosmic backdrop.

A cohesive force for astroparticle physics research in Canada

Science
Learn how the McDonald Institute is guiding Canada’s astroparticle physics research to answer fundamental questions about the Universe.

JWST observes ‘inside-out’ galaxy growth in the early Universe

Space
Discover how JWST unveiled the earliest example of inside-out galactic growth in the early universe - 700 million years after the Big Bang.

Antimatter clues could unveil dark matter mystery

Science
Learn about how antimatter clues may unlock the mystery of dark matter and reveal new particles like WIMPs.

DOE’s DECam offers fresh insights into early-universe quasars

Space
A new study using the DECam points the way to an explanation for disparate observations of early-universe quasars.

MOSAIC, an interdisciplinary ion beam facility open to numerous scientific fields

Science
The MOSAIC platform at IJCLab, France, integrates advanced ion beam equipment for cutting-edge R&D in material modification and analysis.

Primordial black holes may explain dark matter mystery, research suggests

Space
MIT physicists propose a groundbreaking theory that dark matter might be made up of primordial black holes. Find out more.

Dark energy discovery may have solved two of cosmology’s greatest mysteries

Space
A new study by MIT physicists proposes that early dark energy could solve two of the most pressing problems in cosmology.

Dark matter may explain early formation of supermassive black holes

Space
Discover how dark matter may explain the early formation of supermassive black holes, challenging our understanding of cosmic evolution.
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