
How to account for the fast expansion of the universe without dark energy
Our understanding of gravity is based on Einstein's general relativity theory, which was finished in 1915.
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Our understanding of gravity is based on Einstein's general relativity theory, which was finished in 1915.

The achievement, which was reported earlier this month by a group led by the French space agency CNES and also included a researcher from Imperial College…

Dark matter was postulated to explain why stars at the galaxy's edge moved far faster than Newton had expected.

The great majority of galaxies, according to the conventional cosmological model, are surrounded by a halo of dark matter particles.