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Primordial black holes formed in the very early Universe without progenitor stars. They could make up a tiny fraction of dark matter.

A pair of black holes has been observed colliding for the first time in the ancient universe. Observations from the James Webb Space Telescope reveal the

An international team of scientists, including physics and astronomy Prof. Shane Larson, will construct a new gravitational wave detector with the European Space Agency over the next 10 years, the University announced Jan. 25. Larson is a U.S. board member on the consortium overseeing the construction of the detector, named the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna....

Synopsis:ESA's LISA mission, in collaboration with NASA, leaps forward as it formally adopts the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna. Set to launch in the mid-20

The European space agency announced the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna mission in a bid to getter a better understanding of gravitational waves

From black holes to the search for life, scientific breakthroughs are on the horizon as new observatories come online.

The undergraduate elementary teacher preparation program at Purdue University Fort Wayne received top marks from a research and policy organization, making it among the best nationwide in ensuring future educators

. Many theories of the early universe predict that the cosmos should be flooded with cracks in space-time, called cosmic strings, but no cosmic strings have been detected yet. Now, a new proposal suggests that we may need to look for them not through traditional astronomy, but through their gravitational-wave signature, which may persist in space-time long after the cosmic string has vanished. When the universe wasnt even a second old, it underwent the most radical and transformative phase tran...