... not behaving as expected. When Newton's Law of Gravity were applied to explain the rapid motion of the stars... should look for a heavier dark particle that interacts only by gravity and thus would be impossible to detect directly,” says Sloth. ...
... sky has been selected by NASA for launch in 2017, although this yet to be confirmed. Closer to home, the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment Follow-on (GRACE-FO) mission is due for launch in 2017. The GRACE missions measure...
... other," Lelli said. "Within alternative models like modified gravity, this law represents a key empirical constraint and may ... or natural law, requires new thinking about dark matter and gravity said the team at Case Western, with plans to extend the...
... by a three-way squeeze of forces from its own gravity, coupled with the influence of both a star and a...-Neptunian objects, as Pluto is constrained in its orbit by the gravity of Neptune and it shares its orbital neighbourhood with Kuiper belt objects...
... way star formation in galaxies is self-regulating. But, in COSMOS-AzTEC-1, the pressure is far weaker than the gravity, which at the moment means only one outcome; runaway star formation. While popping out stellar offspring...
... bulge region – means that Sputnik Planitia has what is called a positive gravity anomaly. Put simply, this means that the area has more gravity than predicted by models of the dwarf planet. One way to contribute to the...