The four puzzles that tell us a cosmological revolution is coming
22 July 2020
A century ago, we missed the loose threads that told us our picture of the universe would unravel. Let’s not be so complacent now, says cosmologist Dan Hooper
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The universe may be full of enormous clusters of tiny black holes
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If tiny black holes born at the beginning of the universe survived to the present day, they could have formed enormous clusters that might help explain dark matter
Closest images ever taken of the sun show 'campfires' near its surface
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The European Space Agency's Solar Orbiter spacecraft has captured the closest ever images of the sun, revealing miniature solar flares on its surface dubbed "campfires"
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