Sabbatical in space
CERN engineer Sławosz Uznański is one of 17 astronauts selected by ESA from among more than 22,000 applicants.
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CERN engineer Sławosz Uznański is one of 17 astronauts selected by ESA from among more than 22,000 applicants.
The papers assembled in this volume range in subject matter from dark-matter searches and gravitational waves to artistic and philosophical considerations.
H.E.S.S opens exciting possibilities in the search for galactic cosmic-ray sources at PeV energies and extragalactic ones at EeV energies.
A major upgrade to the AMS-02 tracking system planned for 2026 will bring key information relating to a mysterious excess of cosmic rays at high energies.
The oldest black hole found by the JWST and Chandra telescopes hints at the seeds of supermassive black-hole formation.
The Standard Model predicts feeble self-interactions among neutrinos, but probing them remains beyond the reach of present-day laboratories on Earth.
The Extremely Large Telescope has passed its construction mid-point atop Cerro Armazones in the Atacama Desert.
Data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey and PanSTARRS-1 resolve one of the main problems with the standard cosmological model.
Azadeh Maleknejad and Fabrizio Rompineve explain why precision measurements of the gravitational-wave spectrum are essential to explore particle physics beyond the reach of colliders.
Pulsar timing arrays have spotted the first evidence for a stochastic gravitational-wave background.