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Scientists solve a new kind of magnetic puzzle

Imagine a world so tiny that the rules we take for granted no longer apply. This is the realm of quantum physics, where particles like...

How complex patterns increase material toughness

Have you ever dropped a mug or sat on your glasses? If so, you might not have noticed the complex patterns of cracks that appeared. Yet,...

Scientists discover how to tame turbulent flows

Imagine you're watching the wild, swirling motions of a river in flood or the billowing clouds of smoke from a jet engine. It all seems...

Astrophysicist’s work offers new clue in hunt for dark matter

The search for dark matter, a substance that eludes direct observation yet forms a substantial part of our universe, continues to intrigue and challenge...

Research shows technique for controlling light with synthetic dimension dynamics

In the fascinating world of physics, researchers are pushing the boundaries of our understanding by exploring synthetic dimensions (SDs), a concept that allows them...

Scientists discover new dimensions in decades-old strength test

In a groundbreaking effort to rethink how we test the toughness of materials, researchers from Duke University and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign...

Study reveals a new way to hunt for dark matter

Imagine you're trying to find something that you can't see, touch, or hear. That's what scientists are doing with dark matter, a mysterious substance...

Rethinking the cosmos: a new theory questions dark matter

In a new study from the University of Ottawa, the existence of dark matter—a cornerstone in our current understanding of the universe's composition—has been...

AI enhances precision in dark energy understanding

In a groundbreaking study led by UCL, researchers have harnessed the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to delve deeper into the mysteries of the...

Unlocking the secrets of plasma: A leap forward for fusion energy

When we talk about the different forms matter can take, we usually mention solids, liquids, and gases. But there's a fourth state, one that's...