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The Cosmological Constant: How Einstein’s ‘greatest blunder’ became an expanding problem
The Universe is expanding, of that much cosmologists are sure. But the question of what rate at which that expansion ...
Hard work, not genius, is what should inspire the next generation of scientists
Winners are made with hard work and perseverance, not just talent.
Mindbending ‘Spooky Action at a Distance’ experiment involving 100,000 gamers proves Einstein wrong
Quantum mechanics -- how does it work?!
Einstein tipped a Japanese bellboy with notes on living a happy life. They’ve now sold for $1.8 million
It's rather ironic and one can only wonder what Einstein would say about all of this.
Why the gravitational waves splashed by the merger of two dying stars spells a revolution in astronomy
This was an amazing week in science -- with much more to come.
How Albert Einstein broke the Periodic Table
In a study published in the January 19, 2016 issue of the Journal of the American Chemical Society (JACS), scientists ...
Dropping weights in space to test Einstein’s general relativity
Extraordinaire experimental physicist Galileo Galilei allegedly climbed hundreds of step to reach the top of the Leaning Tower of Pisa's ...
Book review: “Einstein Relatively Simple: Our Universe Revealed”
A great explanation of Einstein's theory of relativity for laymen.
The history of physics in a short, neat animation
Physics is a branch of science that interestingly enough developed out of philosophy, and was thus referred to as natural ...
After extending Einstein’s theory of relativity to greater than light velocities, the laws of physics alter
three-dimensional (right) graph shows the relationship between three different velocities: v, u and U, where v ...
Einstein’s brain: now available on iPad
This digitized image made from a screen shot of a new iPad app, provided Sept. 24, ...
Faint galaxy sheds light on the dawn of the Universe – many more to be found
The first galaxies formed very fast after the Big Bang - in cosmic time, that is. It's estimated that the ...
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Original Einstein manuscripts to be posted online [shorties]
All 80.000 items from Albert Einstein's archives, including a huge number of manuscripts, personal correspondence with several lovers and a ...
Not that fast: neutrinos shown to travel at sub-light speed, refuting controversial claims
[caption id="attachment_12185" align="alignright" width="300" caption="The ICARUS detector in Gran Sasso, Italy, also part of CERN, measured neutrinos and found they ...
Achieving the unbelievable: taking a picture of a black hole
Black Holes are the least understood entities, so far, in the Universe. However, if there's one thing scientists know for ...
Particles faster than speed of light put to the test by Fermilab, US
Last week, ground shattering news hit the scientific community worldwide when ...
Faster than light sub-particle at CERN breaks laws of physics
[caption id="attachment_8898" align="alignright" width="221" caption="More than 100 years ago, it was Albert Einstein, no less, who proposed that nothing could ...
Einstein’s theory passes tough test
Two studies put Einstein's theory, the General Theory of Relativity to a test unlike any other before. The two teams ...
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