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Superposition shouldn't be possible for objects larger than an atom -- but these scientists are defying conventional wisdom.
If your heart beats irregularly, here is a graphene tattoo that can keep your heartbeat in check, even better than a pacemaker.
New dark matter map shows unseen features of the universe and offers insights into the "Crisis in Cosmology."
The ultrafast electron switch could theoretically enable computations orders of magnitude faster than currently possible with classical transistors.
Exploring nature just got a serious boost.
Meet the Highlander of bubbles.
Water really is a strange liquid.
This engine generates thrust using fuel-saving supersonic combustion
If you see a mushroom cloud in the distance, stay away from the windows.
From ice to ions, scientists have now made a breakthrough in heating and cooling technology.
The phenomenon allowed the scientists to peer inside atoms at high energies reliably, something that wasn't possible before.
The net positive fusion energy happened for just a split second. It's a huge milestone in our quest to produce inexhaustible clean energy.
A new study found that hypothetical particles called dark photons can explain discrepencies in the 'cosmic web'.
We could all use some cleaner floors in public places.
It's a combination of thinking like a child and always keeping a catalog of problems that require your attention.
A new time-keeping quantum device that requires no "time zero" reference.
The study results verify biblical accounts of military campaigns against the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah.
Scientists created an AI password thief to show that we need better safety measures than passwords and PIN.
This 3D optical data storage could allow up to petabyte level of data storage.
Science meets fantasy.
It's time for some glorious science.
Their work expanded our understanding of the universe and paved the way for more secure computers and communications.
The SS Mesaba met its end during World War I at the tip of a German torpedo.
'Normal' particles like protons and electrons are made of three quarks. These newly found decaying particles are made of five quarks.
Flying cars? Not yet. Floating cars? Probably soon!
This suggests "diamond rain" may be quite common on other planets.
The engineered material can sense physical touch and now scientists want it to also processs visual information.
What is so important about the James Webb’s big old galaxies?
The findings can help us better predict how water behaves in some extreme environments on alien planets.
Move over, silicon.
Days were actually supposed to get longer, not shorter. What gives?
The 'Glass' building can speed up the process of developing human settlements on other planets by producing Earth-like gravity.
This is the first time researchers have developed a model for why some minerals can change color reversibly.
A new experiment confirms a long-standing anomaly that may point to a fourth flavor of neutrino.
Sometimes, copying nature can help us find amazing design ideas.
One species of eel can discharge 860 volts of electricity – that’s 200-fold higher than the top voltage of a single lithium-ion battery.
The Large Hadron Collider made history in 2012 by discovering the Higgs boson, now as it restarts, the search begins for new physics.
The theoretical framework that is supposed to explain how nature around us works failed a critical test.
A recent study shows that dense regions help stars lose gas quickly, inhibiting star formation.
Technology, meet pizza.
Solar sailing is a thing.
If true, this could have major implications for physics.
The cooler is 10,000 times smaller than the previously smallest thermoelectric fridge.
We can now see the movement of the many galaxies living in nearby superclusters.
What researchers thought was water may turn out to be rocks, a new study concludes.
The patent never received too much attention, but scientists think it could have modern uses.
Scientists will use the new moon to aid in future interstellar colonization.
Less pollution during the COVID-19 lockdowns meant there were fewer aerosols in the atmosphere.
Physicists call it 'quantum weather'.
The resolution is so fine-tuned, the only blurred thing in the image is the thermal jiggling of the atoms themselves.
