Twelve for dinner: How the Milky Way ‘ate’ smaller star clusters and galaxies
Study including UChicago scientists creates map of nearby stellar streams and dark matter
Two South Pole Telescope scientists tell what it’s like to work at the bottom of the Earth
Argonne physicists say cold, dry is perfect for examining the oldest light in the universe
James Webb Space Telescope to offer humanity an unprecedented look at universe
Scientists hope launch of remarkable instrument will help explore previously ‘unanswerable’ questions
Black holes have tantrums, and scientists have finally captured the resulting gamma rays
Findings could advance understanding of ultra-fast outflows’ role in evolution of galaxies
Priorities for next 10 years of astronomy include exoplanets, early days of universe
Astro2020 survey prioritizes UChicago-affiliated projects such as Giant Magellan Telescope, CMB-S4
Scientists probe the atmosphere of a planet 340 light-years away
Technique opens ‘new window’ to understanding planets in other solar systems
To watch a comet form, a spacecraft could tag along for a journey toward the sun
‘Centaurs’ near Jupiter could provide unique opportunity to learn about solar system, says UChicago scientist
Dust collected from a speeding asteroid analyzed with massive accelerator
Argonne, UChicago scientists among the first to study asteroid fragments from Hayabusa2 spacecraft
Noel Swerdlow, one of the ‘greatest scholars’ of the history of science, 1941-2021
Expert on ancient scientists remembered for mathematical rigor, intellectual imagination