A trio of physicists want to marry dark matter and antimatter. It's not a union that seems destined for bliss.

Biocentrism is the hottest new "quantum" woo that's literally all about you...

For inflation to remain cosmology's top theory of how the universe grew into what we see today, we need to find the right gravitational waves in experiments ramping up to do just that.

Continuing the trend of looking too closely to CMBR maps, a group of cosmologists says they found evidence of "bruises" from collisions with other universes.

Penrose and Gurzadyan respond to their critics without offering anything new for the debate.

Roger Penrose thinks he discovered traces of previous Big Bangs in the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation, but his evidence for it seem thin and the consequences are left unaddressed.

According to four physicist time will keep going for billions of years until one day it will just... stop.

While many physicists are trying to dive deeper and deeper into the complexities of space and time, others are looking for a much simpler explanation of the universe's mysteries.

Another day, another example of comic numerology making big claims and falling on its face.

The Daily Galaxy promotes a paper with demonstratively erroneous conclusions about the age of the universe, and very sketchy origins.

A new paper concludes that black holes are periodically giving birth to new universes. How it arrives at that conclusion raises a lot of questions.

Two astronomers think they found evidence in the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation that the amount of dark matter in the universe is far smaller than currently thought.

Something is wrong in the data we get when we measure distances to far away quasars to see how fast the universe is expanding.

Creationists and theologians often call the Big Bang theory an origin story for atheists. But that comparison ignores the easily confirmed evidence that it more than likely happened.

At the dawn of the universe, enormous black holes were among the first things to be born, and at the end of it, they will be among the last to die.