"This rocket performed its task perfectly. It launched two landers onto a lunar trajectory. The American Blue Ghost from Firefly and the Japanese Hakuto R. While the landers continued their mission, their carrier was left to the mercy of complicated orbital mechanics. "

"Falcon 9 will add its small, fresh chapter to this lunar chronicle and create a crater several meters in diameter. "

"Falcon 9 will add its small, fresh chapter to this lunar chronicle and create a crater with a diameter of several meters. "

"So at this pace, the journey from the VAP building to the launch pad can take from 8 to even 12 hours. In this time, the machine burns about 350 liters of fuel per kilometer. "

"two satellites and a third Kosmos 2582 were launched into low Earth orbit in February 2025 aboard a Soyuz rocket. According to ComSPO all three satellites participated in recent rendezvous operations, as did object F under a satellite previously launched by Kosmos 2583. "

"Kosmos 2581, 2582, 2583 were launched in February 2025 and performed advanced proximity operations in orbit. "

"The probe will be launched into orbit using the Japanese H3 launch system, and MMX was originally supposed to fly in 2024. However, the schedule was shifted, among other reasons, due to technical problems with the H3 rocket. Ultimately, the faults were identified and removed, which allowed preparations for the planned launch to resume. "

"Kosmos 2581, 2582, 2583 was launched in February 2025 and performed advanced proximity operations in orbit. "

"Its maximum is around 20 gigaelectronvolts, and a gigaelectronvolt is a unit of energy used by particle physicists. 1 GeV is roughly the energy equivalent to the mass of one proton at rest. "

"The signal measured by Dr. Totani seems to come from an area with a significantly higher WIMP density than would result from our early universe model and from what we observe in the cosmic microwave background. "

"This signal comes from the halo of our galaxy and has a very specific energy that cannot be explained by ordinary astrophysical processes. "

"In the case of dark matter annihilation, this energy escapes in the form of gamma radiation, at least it should. And gamma radiation is the most energetic form of light we know. "

"In the case of light, when an object moves away from us, the light waves are stretched. A longer wave means a shift of the spectrum towards the color red. The redder a galaxy's light, the faster it speeds through space. "

"These particles are predicted by so-called supersymmetry, which is such an extension of the Standard Model of particle physics, that kind of period, periodic table, but not of elements, but of elementary particles. "

"In the case of dark matter annihilation, this energy escapes in the form of gamma radiation, at least it should. And gamma radiation is the most energetic form of light we know. "

"One of the most serious theories speaks precisely of the WIMPs I mentioned earlier, which in Polish translation sometimes sounds amusingly like 'mięczaki' (softies/wimps). But this acronym means weakly interacting massive particles, which are precisely these weakly interacting, yet massive particles. "

"“To explain this excess with WIMPs, as proposed in the paper, they would have to annihilate at a rate approximately ten times higher than expected... This high annihilation rate also seriously conflicts with the most robust estimates we currently have for WIMPs... If we take the signal at its face value, it calls for an alternative interpretation.” "

"Vera Rubin noticed that stars on the outskirts of galaxies orbit their centers just as fast as those near the center. "

"These particles are predicted by so-called supersymmetry, which is an extension of the Standard Model of particle physics, this kind of period, a period of the periodic table, but not of elements, but of elementary particles. "

"“We detected gamma rays with a photon energy of 20 gigaelectronvolts (or 20 billion electronvolts, an extremely large amount of energy) extending in a halolike structure toward the center of the Milky Way galaxy. ... Importantly, these gamma-ray measurements are not easily explained by other, more common astronomical phenomena or gamma-ray emissions.” "

"supersymmetry, which suggests that every known particle has a heavier partner, and WIMPs would be precisely such partners, heavy particles that react with almost nothing except gravity. "

"Supersymmetry requires every type of particle to have an associated supersymmetric particle, called its superpartner. WIMPs are hypothetical particles... that interact only through the weak nuclear force and gravity. "

"Its maximum is around 20 gigaelectronvolts, and a gigaelectronvolt is a unit of energy used by particle physicists. 1 GeV is roughly the energy equivalent to the mass of one proton at rest. "

"Dark matter is not just a theoretical whim of physicists, but an absolute foundation of our models of the universe, without which galaxies should simply fall apart. "

"Rubin noticed that stars on the outskirts of galaxies orbit their centers just as fast as those near the center. "

"Dark matter is not just a theoretical whim of physicists, but an absolute foundation of our models of the universe, without which galaxies should simply fall apart. "

"These particles do not obey the required Einstein relationship between their energy, momentum and mass. E² = p²c² + m²c⁴. "

"In this particular experiment, physicists used proton collisions, which were accelerated to an energy of about 200 giga-electronvolts. "

"When the distance between two quarks increases, the force and thus the energy of interaction also increase. If the distance/energy becomes sufficiently large, new quarks can be created. The initial two quarks will be separated, but a new quark or antiquark will appear in the partner's place. This is why quarks can only be observed in bound form, never separately. "

"Because their lifetime is infinitely short. Their mass and energy do not have to agree with what Einstein predicted. They are, as it were, outside the law, existing only as temporary field fluctuations. "

"The RHIC collider, which allowed for this discovery, ended its work in February of this year, i.e., in 2026. "

"Brookhaven Lab is building a new machine—an Electron-Ion Collider, or EIC—to look inside the nucleus and its protons and neutrons. "

"During collisions in an accelerator, protons break apart, and the quarks they are made of are violently pulled away from each other. Between them, a high-energy string filled with a virtual menagerie is then formed. "

"Lambda particles are unstable and decay quickly, but it was precisely the products of their decay that allowed researchers to reconstruct something extremely important, namely the spin of these particles. "

"Space Shuttles were once estimated to cost almost a billion dollars per flight, but it was also expensive because many things had to be replaced due to the powerful forces acting during re-entry. "

"The system employs five, mutually independent flotation bags. For reliability, the design includes a simple, no-moving-parts approach. Upon activation, a pressurized helium gas tank inflates the bags to provide the required buoyancy for the spacecraft. In case there are problems with the real-time telemetry stream, NASA added 12 data recorders to the test capsule. The devices will be jettisoned from the vehicle during its descent into the ocean. "