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NSF Award Funds Study Of Shape Of Universe

Case Western Reserve University physicist Glenn Starkman has received a four-year, $200,000 NSF grant to study the shape of the universe by mapping temperature fluctuations throughout space. He aims to develop new techniques to detect dark matter, which is believed to comprise much of the mass in the universe.

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Astronomers, Using New Method, Find Evidence For Missing Matter

Researchers have found evidence of a 'missing' form of ordinary matter, known as baryonic matter, that was thought to be needed to form the cosmos billions of years ago. The findings suggest that this matter was spread throughout intergalactic space in a diffuse gas of hydrogen and helium atoms.