Oem Trivedi

Dark matter—the universe's invisible mass—might be a swarm of primordial black holes. Scientists have found a way to spot them: a hole with the mass of an asteroid would disrupt the precise ticking of pulsars; a more massive one, crashing into an icy body beyond Pluto, would light up like a searchli

A new study proposes a simple observational test: any binary system with a negative-mass component must either produce an anomalous signal with a falling frequency or instantly fly apart. Not a single such 'note' has been found in the LIGO, Virgo, and KAGRA archives. The silence shuts down an entire

Cosmology allows for a terrifying scenario of phantom dark energy, where the universe's expansion accelerates so violently that it tears apart galaxies, stars, and atoms. Deep-space detectors can't spot a sudden shift to this state: light from distant supernovae has traveled billions of years. So Ro