The Atlantic
Astrophysicist Priyamvada Natarajan explains black holes, dark matter, and why we're all insignificant specks, but in a charming way.
ScienceDaily
Dark matter's hypothetical 'secret force' turns out to be a cosmic buzzkill, actually slowing structure growth despite making clumping easier - because the universe loves irony.
ScienceDaily
A LIGO signal from a tiny black hole may finally give primordial black holes their moment in the sun, and possibly explain all of dark matter - if it's not just noise.
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