Scientists Succeed In Capturing Elusive “Ghost Particles” Escaping Nuclear Reactor
Neutrinos are fundamental particles with a tiny mass and no electric charge. This allows them to move undisturbed…
PLA unveils 10GW microwave weapon blueprint with ultra-fast firing ‘superradiance’ tech
Chinese military scientists have revealed the design of a microwave weapon theoretically capable of firing 10 gigawatt power…
Unlocking the Secrets of Our Galaxy’s Heart Using Magnetic Fields
Deep in the heart of our Galaxy lies one of the most chaotic and mysterious regions in space.…
Scientists Are Still Perplexed by Quantum Physics and Can’t Agree on Its True Meaning, Landmark Survey Finds
Close to a century after it was first conceived, quantum mechanics remains one of the most profound—and puzzling—theories…
Flatland wakes based on leaky hyperbolic polaritons
Zhang, Q. et al. Interface nano-optics with van der Waals polaritons. Nature 597, 187–195 (2021). CAS PubMed Google…
Einstein was wrong (slightly) about quantum physics, new version of the famous double-slit experiment reveals
For over 100 years, quantum physics has taught us that light is both a wave and a particle.…
Why American Superconductor Rocketed Higher Today
Shares of American Superconductor (NASDAQ: AMSC) rallied 27.4% on Thursday as of 12:24 p.m. ET. American Superconductor is…
Peacocks Have Lasers In Their Tails : ScienceAlert
Sharks with frickin’ lasers are tired news. Peacocks, apparently, are where it’s truly at. Famous for their dazzling…
It’s surrounding our galaxy from all sides — New cosmic fluctuation puzzles cosmologists
Cosmic fluctuations are the new big bang. Dark matter has long been seen as the invisible glue holding…
Taming Heat in Quantum Tech
July 30, 2025• Physics 18, s97 A thermal version of a transistor could help control heat flow in…
Ivar Giaever obituary: modest Nobel-winning physicist
As a Nobel prizewinner, Ivar Giaever was surely within his rights to call his autobiography I am the…
Vollebak’s Electromagnetic Shielding Jacket creates a NASA-grade Faraday cage around you and your gadgets
“But why?!” is a question I often find myself asking Vollebak when they create some of their oddly…