Scientists crack a 60-year-old quantum mystery
Researchers from the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, have created a novel pathway into the study of…
Could black hole mergers finally solve the Hubble tension? Probably not
For years, cosmologists have been struggling with the “Hubble tension,” a disagreement between measurements of the present-day expansion…
Dark matter could create black holes that devour planets from within
New research suggests that dark matter could gather over vast periods of time at the heart of Jupiter-sized…
CERN’s Large Hadron Collider Runs On A Bendix G-15 In 2025
The Bendix G-15 refurbished by [David at Usagi Electric] is well known as the oldest digital computer in…
Complete vectorial optical mode converter using multi-layer metasurface
Multi-input vectorial mode converter using a multi-layer metasurface Figure 1a shows the schematic of the vectorial mode converter using…
Quantum oscillations in a dipolar excitonic insulator
Li, G. et al. Two-dimensional Fermi surfaces in Kondo insulator SmB6. Science 346, 1208–1212 (2014). PubMed CAS Google…
Why can’t we walk through walls if atoms are mostly empty space?
In movies, people phase through walls like ghosts — think Vision from “Avengers” or Harry Potter going through…
Physicists Discover a New Equilibrium State in Magnetic Fields and Plasma
What do solar flares, lab-grown plasma, and a nebula 25,000 light-years away have in common? A cosmic twist,…
more physics than birds – Physics World
Equations, quarks and a few feathers: more physics than birds – Physics World Skip to main content Discover…
What If the Big Bang Wasn’t the Beginning? Supercomputers Search for Clues
By simulating Einstein’s equations under extreme conditions, researchers may finally glimpse what happened before the Big Bang. Credit:…
Scientists Discover Revolutionary New Class of Materials: “Intercrystals”
An intercrystal formed by overlaying twisted graphene on hexagonal boron nitride. Credit: Andrei Lab/Rutgers University “Intercrystals” could pave…
Ghost particles could lose cover as scientists use new algorithm
For more than a century, scientists have known that Earth is constantly bombarded by cosmic rays, charged particles…