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How much dark matter is in the Milky Way? Maybe less than we thought: study - Vimarsana News

How much dark matter is in the Milky Way? Maybe less than we thought: study

The Milky Way might have a lot less dark matter than previously thought, according to a China-led study on the mass of the galaxy.

'Earth and Space' Photo Book is Full of Astonishing Vistas from NASA's Archives - Vimarsana News

'Earth and Space' Photo Book is Full of Astonishing Vistas from NASA's Archives

From ancient mythologies to modern science, mankind has trusted that in some essential way, we are bound to whatever it is that lies beyond the horizon and without the confines of the Earth’s atmosphere.

In Pictures: Captivating Space images from Dark Energy Camera - Vimarsana News

In Pictures: Captivating Space images from Dark Energy Camera

Space, unrelenting in its expanse and splendor, always fascinated the human beings. Despite the technological advancement, more than three quarters of the universe still remains unexamined.

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Mind-blowing 'dark energy' photos reveal universe 'billions of years ago' - Vimarsana News

Mind-blowing 'dark energy' photos reveal universe 'billions of years ago'

PERCHED atop a mountain in the Chilean Andes, the Dark Energy Camera has snapped more than a million images of the southern sky.The 2.5billion celesti

Scientists Amazed To Find Dwarf Galaxies Intact, Discover A Cosmic Shield Protecting Them - Vimarsana News

Scientists Amazed To Find Dwarf Galaxies Intact, Discover A Cosmic Shield Protecting Them

Coronas have been previously observed around distant dwarf galaxies, but this recent discovery is the most detailed probe astronomers ever performed