Dark matter, one of the universe’s best kept secrets, may have been quietly painting the cosmos in faint, detectable hues of red and blue all along, a new study suggests. Dark matter makes up more than 80% of the matter in the universe, yet it doesn’t emit, absorb, or reflect light, making it impossible to observe directly. Now, a new …
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Forty names, games, teams and minutiae making news in college football, where Cranky Brian Kelly is back. First Quarter: But Remember, the Selection Committee Is the Problem. In a sign of how strange this sport can be, the fingerprints of one Jimbo Fisher (11) are all over the 2025 season after three weeks. Doesn’t matter that Fisher last coached in …
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Zoom image will be displayed Intensity maps of 3I/ATLAS from stacking datasets collected on the 4th (top row) and 29th (bottom row) of July 2025, showing no visible cometary tail. The arrows point the directions to the Sun, north, east, and the negative velocity vector of the comet as seen on the plane of the sky. (Image credit: Santana-Ros et …
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