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One of the great mysteries of modern physics is why antimatter did not destroy the universe at the beginning of time. To explain it, physicists suppose there must be some difference between matter and antimatter – apart from electric charge. Whatever …

One of the great mysteries of modern physics is why antimatter did not destroy the universe at the beginning of time. To explain it, physicists suppose there must be some difference between matter and antimatter – apart from electric charge. Whatever…

Our very own Milky Way could host a huge bridge in space-time. At least, that’s what the authors of a recent study have suggested. According to the group, teamwork between Indian, Italian, North American scientists and scientists from other countries …

Our very own Milky Way could host a huge bridge in space-time. At least, that’s what the authors of a recent study have suggested. According to the group, teamwork between Indian, Italian, North American scientists and scientists from other countrie…

The debate over whether the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate appeared to be settled. Because several Nobel laureates in Physics agreed over the years, accelerated expansion became the standard model of universal Physics. A new study, howe…

The debate over whether the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate appeared to be settled. Because several Nobel laureates in Physics agreed over the years, accelerated expansion became the standard model of universal Physics. A new study, howe…

" Dark flow " is no fluke, suggests a new study that strengthens the case for unknown, unseen " structures " lurking on the outskirts of creation. In 2008 scientists reported the discovery of hundreds of galaxy clusters streaming i…

" Dark flow " is no fluke, suggests a new study that strengthens the case for unknown, unseen " structures " lurking on the outskirts of creation. In 2008 scientists reported the discovery of hundreds of galaxy clusters streami…