Dark matter is thought to make up a little over a quarter of the universe, but it has never actually been detected. ... which involved a floating magnet in a superconductive trap, ...

A magnet levitates over a superconductor. Scientists used this phenomenon in a search for ultralight dark matter. Forance/Alamy Stock Photo ...

A stunning breakthrough in solar physics reveals ultra-fine magnetic structures on the Sun's surface, thanks to the NSF's ...

The Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope captured the sharpest-ever images of the sun’s surface, revealing ultra-fine bright and ...

The discovery reveals a hidden layer of complexity in the Sun’s magnetic landscape and showcases the Inouye Telescope’s ...

Scientists use giant magnets to solve a 20-year-old dark matter mystery. Here’s how you search for undiscovered forces when you don’t know what they look like. Finn Stokes.

New results resolve the long-standing anomaly of the muon’s magnetic moment – and may offer hints about the nature of dark matter.

Thus, dark matter's gravitational impact is extremely spread out and, it turns out, can only be observed when we look at the large-scale distribution of visible matter in the universe: things like ...