PHYSICS & MATH

Are Perpetual Motion Machines Possible? Exploring the Elusive Pursuit of Infinite Energy

PHYSICS & MATH 03.22.2024 04:00 AM

For centuries, scientists have tried building a machine that can do work infinitely without an external energy source. Read the article to find out why this kind of machine is considered impossible.

Photon-Like Dirac Electrons Discovered Moving in a Four-Dimensional World

03.21.2024 01:32 AM

Experts from Ehime University discovered a method that enabled selective observation of the Dirac electrons in materials. Check this article to learn more.

Deductive vs Inductive Reasoning: What Are the Key Differences Between These Two Modes of Logic?

03.20.2024 20:37 PM

Learn the difference between deductive and inductive reasoning and their examples in this article. Have you enjoyed detective shows? You may have noticed how detectives analyze evidence to identify suspects, using logical reasoning.

Tantalum-180m: Why Is It Hard To Detect the Radioactive Decay of Nature’s Rarest Isotope?

03.20.2024 07:20 AM

Tantalum-180m, a rare nuclear isomer, has a remarkably long lifetime, but its decay has never been observed. Read more about this isotope in this article.

Why Is Blue So Rare? Unraveling the Mystery of Its Scarcity in the Natural World

03.14.2024 08:05 AM

Ever wondered why blue is uncommon in nature despite its stunning color? Read the article to find out the answer.

Cracking the Frosty Code: The Ingenious Science Behind How Igloos Harness Warmth from Ice

03.13.2024 07:36 AM

An igloo, constructed from frigid snow, defies expectations by ingeniously preserving warmth, offering a paradoxical haven amidst icy surroundings. Find out how in this article.

Virtual Magnetic Monopole Finally Found From Iron Oxide Compound, Could Open Door to New Data Storage and Computing Technologies

03.12.2024 05:00 AM

An international team of scientists have found an emergent magnetic monopole behavior in a hematite. Learn more about the discovery in this article.

5 Women in Science Who Broke Boundaries, Made a Mark in Science History

03.11.2024 01:29 AM

These women had revolutionary discoveries and inventions that changed the field of science. Read to learn more.

Breaking Boundaries: QuantrolOx and Zurich Instruments Join Forces to Revolutionize Quantum Computing with Quantum EDGE Integration

03.08.2024 00:00 AM

QuantrolOx and Zurich Instruments collaborate to revolutionize quantum computing experiments with enhanced performance and reduced complexity. Read the article for more details.

Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity: How Can a Person Be Allergic to Electronic Devices?

03.07.2024 06:00 AM

Some individuals have reported non-specific health problems attributed to low-level exposure of electromagnetic fields. Read the article to know more about electromagnetic hypersensitivity.

Fastest Thing on Earth: Is Light or Something Else the Speed Champion?

03.06.2024 02:31 AM

Particles from space zip in constantly, leaving a mystery about the ultimate speedster. Find out what is the fastest thing on the planet through this article.

Rare Astronomical Instrument From 11th Century Keeps Record of Scientific Exchange Between Arabs, Jews, Christians Over 100 Years

03.06.2024 01:40 AM

An "incredibly rare" astronomical instrument has markings in multiple languages. Continue reading to learn more of it.

Electrons’ Quantum Behavior in a 3D Crystal Metal Lattice Offers Proof of Concept for New Class of Material

03.05.2024 02:56 AM

For the first time, physicists observed electrons staying in one place in a three-dimensional crystal metal lattice. Continue reading to learn more.

Genius Mathematician Pythagoras Was Wrong About This One Thing in Music

03.03.2024 00:51 AM

Pythagoras was reportedly wrong to believe musical consonance relied on integer ratios to sound appealing no matter what the instrument. Continue reading to learn more.

Underground Excavation for DUNE Detectors Completed in South Dakota; Neutrino Detection Technology to Solve Key Mystery in Physics

03.01.2024 02:50 AM

Scientists are building mile-deep tunnels for an experiment that could expand our understanding of the universe. Find out more about it in this article.

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