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Mystery galactic glow may be echo of sterile neutrinos

Space

Mystery galactic glow may be echo of sterile neutrinos

An unexplained X-ray signal from the swirling Perseus galaxy cluster could be the death rattle of an elusive particle – and hint at the nature of dark matter

Regulars

Embrace the lumpiverse: How mess kills dark energy

Space

Embrace the lumpiverse: How mess kills dark energy

Features

Cryptographic proof paves way for nuke-free world

Technology

Cryptographic proof paves way for nuke-free world

News

Better to see the beautiful, ugly truth of the cosmos

Space

Better to see the beautiful, ugly truth of the cosmos

Leader

Space

Clingy dark matter may slow the spin of corpse stars

News

Twinkling Sirius spins its spectrum into a rainbow

Space

Twinkling Sirius spins its spectrum into a rainbow

Regulars

Commercial quantum computer still awaits ultimate test

Technology

Commercial quantum computer still awaits ultimate test

News

Big Bang breakthrough team back-pedals on major result

Physics

Big Bang breakthrough team back-pedals on major result

News

Logical armour: A primer in mathematical self-defence

Physics

Logical armour: A primer in mathematical self-defence

CultureLab

Water that stays liquid below freezing probed by lasers

Physics

Water that stays liquid below freezing probed by lasers

Drops of pure water supercooled to -46 °C have been probed for the first time after being hit with speedy laser blasts in a vacuum

News

Space

Doubts about big bang breakthrough won't kill inflation

Opinion

Physics

Create the ultimate world clock with a quantum link

News

Life

Old Bailey data shows growing intolerance for violence

News

Life

Crime mining: Hidden history emerges from court data

Features