Read article 'First indirect evidence for primordial monsters'
First indirect evidence for primordial monsters
JWST observations may suggest the existence of extremely massive stars in the early universe.
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Read article 'First indirect evidence for primordial monsters'
JWST observations may suggest the existence of extremely massive stars in the early universe.
Read article 'Longest gamma-ray burst confounds astrophysicists'
NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope observed a gamma-ray burst of a record seven hours in duration.
Read article 'Asteroid tests challenge nuclear-deflection models'
Experiments at CERN’s SPS suggest that metal-rich asteroids are more resistant than previously assumed.
Read article 'Tokyo targets the two infinities'
The second International Conference on the on Physics of the Two Infinities gathered nearly 200 participants in Tokyo.
Read article 'The puzzle of an excess of bright early galaxies'
Observations by the James Webb Space Telescope hint at an excess of "UV-bright" galaxies in the first 400 million years after the Big Bang.
Read article 'Einstein Probe detects exotic gamma-ray bursts'
Early results from the Einstein Probe identify soft X-ray events, questioning standard gamma-ray burst emission models.
Read article 'Four reasons dark energy should evolve with time'
Robert Brandenberger argues that the unchanging cosmological constant of the ΛCDM model is theoretically problematic.
Read article 'Geneva witnesses astroparticle boom'
The 39th edition of the International Cosmic Ray Conference was held in Geneva from 15 to 24 July.
Read article 'Neutron stars as fundamental physics labs'
Fifty experts on nuclear physics, particle physics and astrophysics met at CERN from 9 to 13 June to discuss how to use extreme environments as precise laboratories for fundamental physics.
Read article 'The battle of the Big Bang'
Battle of the Big Bang provides an entertaining update on the collective obsessions and controlled schizophrenias in cosmology, writes Will Kinney.