Science, Sky and Telescope and Scientific American featured Drs. Tod Strohmayer and Richard Mushotzky findings that suggest two newly identified objects are fundamentally different from other types of black holes, running hotter than expected.

Environment News Service and Space.com featured articles on the observance led by Dr. Richard Mushotzky, of distant and massive galaxies dotting the sky, clustered together under the gravitational attraction of deep, unseen pockets of dark matter. This provides important clues of how the universe matured from its chaotic beginnings to its elegant structure we see today.