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10 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: October 16, 2026.
Istanbul Technical University physicists say a teleparallel f(T) model produces a sign change about 9.5 billion years ago with no extra free parameters, matching the hints in DESI data.
Galaxies with no central bulge, which have never had a major collision, host supermassive black holes as heavy as their stellar mass predicts, pointing to slow, steady feeding.
By stacking data on hundreds of galaxies, Arizona State astronomers found hydrogen glowing along jet paths deep into the gas halos that feed star birth, but not in other directions.
The DESI Legacy Imaging Surveys released their 11th data set on Monday, covering roughly three-quarters of the sky. More than 160 scientists and four telescopes built it, and anyone can open it in a browser.
Star formation is running at less than half the rate it did 4.5 billion years ago. A survey of 2.5 million galaxies says the raw gas supply has barely dropped, which breaks the standard explanation.
Yonsei University researchers say the June rebuttal to their work contains a methodological flaw that flattens the very effect it was measuring. Their corrected supernova results now line up with DESI.
Data from the DESI survey point to a lopsided cosmos, with galaxy patterns stretching across billions of light-years that clash with a bedrock assumption behind modern cosmology.
The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument collaboration completed the largest high-resolution cosmic map ever created, ahead of schedule despite wildfire disruptions.
Scientists completed the largest high-resolution 3D map of the universe ever created, gathering unprecedented data that hints dark energy may behave in unexpected ways.
New Year 2 data from 7.8 million galaxies shows dark energy may be evolving over time, adding to a growing tension with the prevailing Lambda-CDM model.