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Researchers are challenging the limits of optical brain imaging.
A deep-sea telescope may have just caught dark matter in action for the first time.
About a century ago, scientists were struggling to reconcile what seemed a contradiction in Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity. Published in 1915, and already widely accepted worldwide by physicists and mathematicians, the theory assumed the universe was static – unchanging, unmoving and immutable. In short, Einstein believed the size and shape of the universe […]
An Oxford-led team simulation just brought one of physics' weirdest predictions to life.
A simple gesture hides a complex interplay of air, flesh, and fluid mechanics.
An invisible, split-second blast reveals a new chapter in lightning physics.
A 1950s astronomy technique was used to read pea-sized letters over 1.3 kilometers away.
Inside Trump's $175 billion plan to build a missile shield in space.
This isn’t your average battlefield weapon.
The ancient event, over 500 times stronger than any modern storm, would be devastating were it to happen today.
The side of the egg is, surprisingly, more resilient. It acts like a shock absorber.
A new study suggests life may compute far faster — and deeper — than we ever imagined.
Researchers at CERN have managed to knock enough protons off lead atoms to make gold.
A bold new theory could bridge quantum physics and gravity at last.
Conducting electricity as a lifestyle.
A new mathematical proof connects atoms to ocean waves and jet streams.
Billions of years ago, this uranium went a bit crazy.
The new quantum microscope shows particles behaving exactly as predicted by theory.
The new clock doesn't just keep time — it defines it.
Cacio e pepe has just three ingredients, but mastering it is harder than it looks.
A strange particle traveled across the universe and slammed into the deep sea.
The colossal Tonga eruption didn’t just shake the seas — it sent shockwaves into space.
An Australian startup’s device uses Earth's magnetic field to navigate with quantum precision.
The drone is essentially a mobile, customizable, lightning rod.
The physics of crows explains why they sometimes move like waves.
It looks like plumbing but acts like a battery.
If you love pour-over coffee it could serve you well to change how you pour.
The radiocarbon battery is supposed to be safe for everyday operations.
A high-speed peek into what really happens when your beer bottle goes “pop.”
A wacky-looking hollow device is giving perpetual motion machine vibes.
Painting ships like zebras was a bold move, but it likely didn't fool U-boats. Something else worked though.
The technology could be applied to not just screens but also quantum computing and spintronics.
From black holes to white holes. Who would've thought?
A novel theory could finally bridge the gap between quantum physics and general relativity.
The Universe doesn't care which direction time flows in.
Imagine a supervillain attacking you with his unique superpower of creating small black holes. An invisible force zips through your body at unimaginable speed. You feel no push, no heat, yet, deep inside your body, atoms momentarily shift in response to the gravitational pull of something tiny yet immensely dense — a primordial black hole […]
A tiny diamond battery could power devices for thousands of years.
Researchers uncover the physics of how salt forms patterns in boiling water.
Altermagnetism could transform electronics, offering faster, more efficient, and sustainable alternatives to traditional magnetic materials.
The tale of splitting the atom isn't just about America—it's a journey from New Zealand to Manchester, led by the brilliant mind of Ernest Rutherford, the true father of nuclear physics.
The Earth's mantle isn't just a hot, dense layer of rock; it's a dynamic and diverse engine driving our planet's geology.
Researchers uncover new particle behaviors that break the two-type mold of quantum mechanics.
The science of hula hooping offers insights into energy, robotics, and human movement.
Ever noticed how winter air smells so uniquely crisp and fresh? It’s not just your imagination.
The magnetic North pole is now closer to Siberia than it is to Canada, and scientists aren't sure why.
Warm days may ignite the Red Planet’s huge dust storms.
New data confirms a puzzling rift in the universe's expansion rate.
Scientists finally decode the secret mechanism that has been driving the peculiar seed dispersion action of squirting cucumber.
Could this be triboluminescence at scale?
The gist of it is simple: "ignore the trolls".
