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Ann Arbor residents community members lined up Saturday morning at the former location of Ulrich’s Bookstore for the opening of Playa Bowls.

Matt Caplan, an assistant professor in the ISU physics department, is sponsoring a series called “Twelve Thousand Bombs: A Nuclear Weapons Seminar Series.” In the series, Caplan brings knowledgeable guests

Space is full of mysteries, but one of the million things that remain questionable among scientists is the existence of a black hole inside the sun. Is this true or not?

Its possible, scientists say, that atom-sized black holes were produced during the first second of the universes existence — and some mightve gotten lodged within budding stars.

Do some stars swallow black holes completely?

Interim President Aondover Tarhule said Illinois State University is at an inflection point and time of hardship that can only be strengthened through community contribution.

A cosmic object in the shape of a glowing question mark has photobombed one of the latest images captured b...

Astronomers say the distinct, punctuation-like shape could be a result of galaxies merging

The image​ quickly went viral this week, with social media users questioning if it is a sign from aliens. But there's a simpler explanation, an expert says.

The image​ quickly went viral this week, with social media users questioning if it is a sign from aliens. But there's a simpler explanation, an expert says.