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These are the most precise clocks in the world, ticking every quadrillionth of a second.
It can't go through our skin, but it will wreck viruses and bacteria.
We know these planets better than any others outside our solar system.
Water was subjected to a pressure millions of times higher than at Earth's sea level.
Can't wait for this to be turned into a TV.
Ah, alcohol. The basis of any sound science.
Are you breaking up with us, Sun?!
From science fiction to reality.
This new study -- it's really cool.
As always, prepare for weirdness.
The plan is to use them to find tumors and other places of interest.
If you want to create a functioning metalens, you need to design a maze for light.
Stable fusion is the holy grail of energy production.
It's a discovery that has everyone excited.
When researchers from Harvard and MIT work together on something, it's probably going to be awesome. Case in point.
It's a unique chance to do some top notch science from the comfort of your own home.
As if lightning wasn't insane enough.
Companies are employing water witchery. To find water. In modern UK.
The mystery deepens.
Physics, the original troll.
Each of the two belts surrounds the Earth in a sort of doughnut-shaped formation.
Scientists were afraid this could lead to a planetary-bomb but, luckily, there's nothing to worry about.
Legen -- wait for it -- science!
I don't think you understand the gravity of this subject.
Why does the universe still exist? That's an intriguing question if I've ever heard one.
He was one of the pioneers of studying solar activity.
Capable of mapping environments in 3D and distinguishing between materials, it could help save a lot of lives.
I was never really a fan of gold, but knowing where it originates somehow makes it much more beautiful.
Are black holes trying to tell us something?
It could be something heavy, so tune in!
It was floating around where we estimated it would be.
More weird quantum physics.
Sharing sensitive data will never be the same.
The blue pill or the red pill?
They opened a new door in our understanding of the universe and definitely deserve all the honors.
Early Earth could have lost as much as 40% of its mass during collisional growth.
It's pretty much official now: we have gravitational waves.
It's like storing lightning in thunder.
It's pretty simple math.
The northern lights might be a brilliant spectacle for some, but they spelled doom for some unfortunate sperm whales.
If confirmed, this could indicate a remarkable progress in modern physics.
We will be able to see the very fabric of the world make and break.
It took a while, but the axe's 8,000-year-old design finally got a much needed revamp.
Scientists think this is a left over effect since the sun formed billions of years ago. In time, solar wind likely slowed the rotation of the outer sun.
The breakthrough could help cool the hotspots of high-performance electronics.
It's a bubble-eats-bubble world out there.
It's the confirmation of a long-standing theory. Or is it?
Ice isn't as boring as you think.
It seems water has a personality crisis.
Ice lollipops in clouds sounds just delightful.
