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World’s first X-Ray of a single atom: Unlocking the secrets of the invisible

Scientists have accomplished a remarkable feat: capturing the X-ray signature of a single atom.

Why do rocks in the Kuiper Belt come in all colors of the rainbow?...

Imagine our Solar System as a big neighborhood. At the far end of it, just past Neptune's orbit, lies a massive icy zone known as the Kuiper Belt.

Surprising discoveries about black hole jets challenge existing theories

Scientists have made a remarkable breakthrough in understanding black hole jets, powerful streams of particles emitted by black holes.

Scientists find link between photosynthesis and fifth state of matter

Inside a lab, scientists marvel at a strange state that forms when they cool down atoms to nearly absolute zero. Outside their window, trees gather...

How to land on a planet safely?

When a lander descends toward the moon – or a rocky planet, asteroid, or comet – the exhaust plume of the rocket interacts with...

The first light in the universe helps build a dark matter map

In the 1960s, astronomers began noticing a pervasive microwave background visible in all directions.

A message to meteorite hunters: Put down your magnets!

MIT study shows that simple hand magnets erase a meteorite’s magnetic memory.

Scientists propose five Venus-like planets for James Webb Space Telescope to target

Scientists propose using James Webb to look at five planets in the Venus Zone, a search that could reveal valuable insights into Earth’s future.

Yale scientists prove a key theory of quantum physics

Scientists have for the first time, using a process known as quantum error correction, substantially extended the lifetime of a quantum bit.

Scientists use lasers to recreate twisted superconducting material

Scientists have created a way to use lasers to “simulate” a material that physicists have been drooling over for its potential technological applications for years.