
An intriguing detection from a dark matter experiment may be the first direct detection of a dark matter particle. This detection would mean dark matter is made of WIMPs: Weakly-Interacting Massive Particles. There's a non-negligible chance that this is an odd background detection and not dark matter, but if it is, we'll see more like it in the next few years. We also take a look at a study of what might have happened to a moon of Venus if it had formed one like Earth did, plus trivia and space news galore.
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Mapping a Galaxy's Dark Matter and a Game-Changing Space Telescope

Black Hole Stars and Solar Instabilities

Dyson Spheres and Interstellar Colonization

Black Holes Come Back for Seconds and a Rocky Exoplanet with an Atmosphere
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