As Earth travels through space, it constantly collides with dark matter. Although the mysterious particles are unobservable to human eyes, researchers are sure of their existence and believe that they are the glue that bind the galaxies of the Universe together. Scientists created a computer simulation - DaMaSCUS - to test what the Earth could look like being hit by dark matter and how they scatter across space.
-
A latest study claims that the moon may be over 100 million years older... -
Two more asteroids will pass our planet on December 21: the 50-foot (2024... -
The rare cosmic event only occurs with exceptionally large stars between... -
For all the celestial lovers, it's too hard to imagine Saturn without its... -
Researchers suggest that the next step would require improved instruments... -
The salt crystals, consisting of rock salt, sodium carbonate, and sodium... -
Backed by Singapore's ambitious food security goals, Steakholder Foods... -
Subrahmanyasarma Chitta's research represents a significant milestone in... -
NASA's Viking landers had used water and nutrients to detect the presence... -
A hospital shouldn't be just a building; it should be an engine of growth...