Complex interactions between the supermassive black holes and their host galaxies explain the decrease in star formation that astronomers observe to have taken place over billions of years. New data from ESA’s XMM-Newton X-ray observatory has revealed how supermassive black holes shape their host galaxies with powerful winds that sweep away interstellar matter.
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The Standard Model that Describes the Fundamental Nature of the Universe – “Something Substantial is Missing”
Early Earth –A Model for Emerging Life on Alien Planets?
First Planet Found Outside of Our Galaxy to Stars from Dawn of Time (The Galaxy Report)
Will We Discover Life-Bearing Alien Moons in the Coming Decade?
Beyond Exoplanets –NASA’s K2 Mission Revealed Unknown Objects
The Point of No Return -Scientists Compare Current Climate Change to Geologic Past (Weekend Feature)
Is Information the Fifth State of Matter in the Universe?
Is Dark Matter Only the Tip of an Invisible Universe of Unknown Forces?
Have Astronomers Detected a Cosmic String from the Dawn of the Universe?