Dark matter clumps in galaxy clusters bend light surprisingly well Gerd DaniSeptember 11, 2020March 28, 20260 Dark matter just got even more puzzling. This unidentified stuff, which makes up most of the mass in the cosmos,… Read More
A weirdly warped planet-forming disk circles a distant trio of stars Gerd DaniSeptember 5, 2020March 28, 20260 In one of the most complex cosmic dances astronomers have yet spotted, three rings of gas and dust circle a… Read More
Understanding The Famous Ozma Problem In Science. Gerd DaniSeptember 3, 2020March 28, 20260 CP violation as a solution to the Ozma Problem Introduced in 1964 by Martin Gardner, was a conundrum known as… Read More
Bering Sea winter ice shrank to its lowest level in 5,500 years Gerd DaniSeptember 3, 2020March 28, 20260 Sea ice in the Bering Sea, on the southern margin of the Arctic Ocean, dwindled to its smallest wintertime expanse… Read More
At the origin of the Fermi bubbles Gerd DaniMay 19, 2020March 28, 20260 A decade ago, NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope, also known as Glast (gamma-ray telescope), unearthed a colossal duo… Read More
Is the Big Beng theory stil true? Gerd DaniMay 17, 2020March 28, 20260 A series of powerful observations has made it clear that our universe has expanded for billions of years, emerging from… Read More
La liberazione della Luce Gerd DaniJanuary 18, 2019March 28, 20260 Dopo l’inizio tumultuoso, l’Universo vive un periodo più tranquillo. Ma quiete non significa inattività. Anzi, tutto il contrario! Nel post… Read More
Le Origini dell’Universo (parte 2) Gerd DaniJanuary 15, 2019March 28, 20260 Nella prima parte di questa narrazione abbiamo visto come dopo i primi minuti di vita del Cosmo, tutta la materia… Read More
Il polo magnetico va alla deriva più velocemente Gerd DaniJanuary 14, 2019March 28, 20260 Il campo magnetico terrestre: ci protegge da raggi cosmici e radiazioni solari, e serve all’orientamento di molti animali. Di tanto… Read More