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MAX POWER at Kennedy Space Center

Get ready for MAX POWER at Kennedy Space Center, Nov. 7–8! ✈️🚀 Explore air shows, technology demonstrations, spaceflight hardware, military aircraft, and behind-the-scenes access to America’s spaceport—all in one two-day celebration of aerospace innovation. #MAXPOWER #KennedySpaceCenter #Aerospace #SpaceExploration - MAX POWER is a two-day aerospace festival at Kennedy Space Center, Florida, on November 7–8. - The event celebrates American innovation with immersive experiences for all ages. - Features include air shows, technology demonstrations, spaceflight hardware, military aircraft, and behind-the-scenes access to the spaceport. - It is organized in collaboration with Air Dot Show, UP Summit, Space Florida, Delaware North, and Purpose Entertainment, blending history, exploration, and cutting-edge aerospace.

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Dark matter from the depths of the universe

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Has the hidden matter of the universe been discovered?

Seeing dark matter in a new light

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How dark matter in galaxies is distributed

First light on a next-gen astronomical survey toward a new understanding of the cosmos

Measuring the expansion of the universe: Researchers focus on velocity

Gran Telescopio Canarias finds the farthest black hole that belongs to a rare family of galaxies

Galaxies in the infant universe were surprisingly mature

Galactic archaeology

Astrophysics team lights the way for more accurate model of the universe

The Milky Way galaxy has a clumpy halo

Anemic star cluster breaks metal-poor record

NASA's James Webb telescopes will reveal hidden galaxies

The black hole always chirps twice: New clues deciphering the shape of black holes

Spitzer space telescope legacy

Astronomers turn up the heavy metal to shed light on star formation

ESO telescope spots galaxies trapped in the web of a supermassive black hole