Has dark matter been detected? Is dark matter really varying with the seasons? Possibly.
Technical hitches with the youngest of the shuttle fleet have been more complex than originally thought.
When on the cutting edge of physics, try not to pay too much attention to internal memos.
CERN's powerful accelerator has pushed particle physics into a new, powerful era.
If you're a little hazy about the details of Wednesday's buzz surrounding the potential discovery of "new physics" in Fermilab's Tevatron particle accelerator, don't worry, you're not alone.
Physicists at Fermilab's soon-to-retire Tevatron particle accelerator are about to announce something big. But no, it's not the Higgs.
It seems antimatter might have a bit of a weight problem these days. A U.S. particle accelerator has produced antimatter helium-4, an extremely rare -- and heavy -- particle.
The Higgs boson is a wily, elusive little particle, but scientists at both Fermilab and CERN are hot on its heels.
Never let it be said that CERN's Large Hadron Collider doesn't inspire Hollywood!
Is there another type of Higgs particle that can travel through time? Could it be used for evil?