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A first of its kind study found rain on Mars was quite abundant.
Prepare for some quantum madness.
He named his machine the TARDIS -- bonus points for that.
This new state of matter could be key to building quantum computers.
No more fans for us!
The little brother of LHC might be on to something big!
The matter flows against the pushing force.
The answer to this deceptively simple question could help scientists better understand structures like DNA.
Desalination might one day be as easy as passing water through a sieve.
A novel and better way to make graphene into a semiconductor.
The stakes have never been so tiny.
Greedy!
Not a problem many would even think possible -- but a real one nonetheless.
Scaled up, it will likely lose some efficiency -- but will still leave HDDs in the dust.
Seeing the unseeable.
It's cool, and it's totally out there!
Is there anything graphene can't do?
For once, it's not something to do with global warming, phew!
A century-old machine has been turned into a 21st century hydrogen manufacturing device.
Large objects were levitated by exploiting temperature differences. This method works with any kind of object.
Quantum computers today are ineffective but this is set to change.
If confirmed, this could be one of the most revolutionary material of the century
No everyone is convinced this machine can actually perform quantum operations, though.
Fus-ro-dah!
As the Earth heats up, much of the heat sinks into the oceans.
That soft, mushy mass on your scalp is stronger than you think.
Physics just got way cooler.
The Universe is flat, according to modern research. But what does that mean?
Physicists just fulfilled one of their long-standing goals.
It's a call unlike any other we've heard before.
They might be ushering in a new age of clean energy.
Blinging hard!
Nothing silly about these findings. Except the putty.
We're closer than ever to a Theory of Everything.
All you have to do is play Decodoku.
Because relativity, that's why.
The experiments proved current animal flight models are inaccurate.
Finally, someone found out how charge is transferred between water molecules.
The weirdest ice.
Even nylon is getting ripped and I still won't hit the gym.
Some simple questions have deceivingly complicated answers.
F.D.C. Willard, also known as Chester, is a cat who co-authored a high-quality physics paper in 1975
Complicated physics, impossible results.
Fusion could usher in a new age of energy but for most of us, fusion energy is still a big question mark.
This is one fast 'camera'.
Vitrification is the way to go.
This may be the holy grail of physics we've all been waiting for.
We're one step closer to clean, virtually limitless energy.
Explosions behave quite differently underwater than what you'd see on the surface.
Bagel physics begets a prize.
