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Tag: astronomy fact

This is the central region of the Bullet Cluster, which is made of two massive clusters of galaxies. X-rays captured by NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory are colored pink. The blue represents dark matter precisely mapped by researchers using JWST.

Universe-Sized Questions: Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and the Big Bang

Friday October 17th
Michelle Nichols and Geza Gyuk

Answering universe-sized questions, including what we know (and don’t know) about dark matter and dark energy, and how it involves the Big Bang.

This image depicts a cluster of distorted galaxies. The distorted shapes in the cluster shown here are distant galaxies, from which the light is bent by the gravitational pull of dark matter within the cluster of galaxies.

What Is Dark Matter? The Spooky Case Of Dark Matter

Wednesday October 15th
Adler Planetarium Staff

What is dark matter? Has dark matter been discovered? Get an inside look at the history and continued discoveries within the field.

Astronomy and Space Facts From A to Z

Wednesday August 24th
Colleen Cesaretti

Header Image: The outside of the Adler Planetarium in Chicago, IL at sunset in the fall. When you were a kid, you probably learned your ABC’s using stuff like, “A is for…apple” or “B is for…bee” or “C is for…cat” to represent each letter. While those options are all fine and good and cute, what if […]

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