Light’s magic trick: Making water evaporate without heat!
Usually, we think of water evaporating because of heat – like when sweat cools us down or morning dew disappears with the sunrise.
But scientists...
How scientists use cold magic to control magnet waves
Have you ever wondered what powers your gadgets, like phones and computers?
Inside, there are tiny parts that move electric currents to make things work.
But...
Scientists unravel neutrino’s mysteries
Let's dive into the universe of really tiny things - the world of subatomic particles. Today's star? The neutrino.
This tiny particle is super hard...
Astronomers unlock cosmic secrets with massive virtual universe
In a groundbreaking achievement, a team of international astronomers has carried out the biggest computer simulation about our universe.
Think of it as a super...
Astronomers find “ultra-fast radio bursts” lasting millionths of a second
A recent study published in Nature Astronomy examines the discovery of what astronomers are dubbing “ultra-fast radio bursts”, a new type of fast radio...
Scientists create revolutionary antenna for radio waves
Imagine you're trying to listen to your favorite radio station, but you're having a hard time getting a good signal because your antenna isn't...
Electrons in molten salts unlock the secrets for future power plants
Imagine you're cooking and you add a pinch of salt to the pot.
Now, think about a special type of salt that can melt and...
Are we living in a virtual reality? Exploring a new law of physics
In a fascinating exploration, Dr. Melvin Vopson, a physicist from the University of Portsmouth, has ventured into a realm that often intertwines science and...
A new way to erase quantum computer errors
Quantum computers of the future hold promise in solving all sorts of problems.
For example, they could lead to more sustainable materials, new medicines, and...
Pulsars could help uncover the mysteries of dark matter, shows study
In the grand theater of the universe, one of the most mysterious actors is something we can't even see.
It's called dark matter, and though...