PHYSICS & MATH

Exotic Particle X(2370) Made of Pure Force Could Be Lightest Glueball Predicted by Standard Model of Physics

PHYSICS & MATH 05.18.2024 00:18 AM

Physicists detected hints of elusive glueball during a particle accelerator experiment. Find out more about it in this article.

Mirna Mohamed Bridges the Gap Between Theoretical Physics and Physics Education to Diversify the Scientific Community

05.15.2024 21:18 PM

Mirna Mohamed, a seasoned physics education researcher and a graduate teaching assistant, joins the physics education research department and theoretical physics to heighten the scope of scientific literacy. She addresses challenges in physics education, which includes supporting diversity and contributing her work to national interest.

Warp Drive Model Using Positive Energy Newly Developed by Physicists: Light Speed Travel From Sci-Fi to Reality?

05.15.2024 04:20 AM

Discover the groundbreaking warp drive model using positive energy developed by physicists. Could light speed travel become a reality? Read the full article now!

Electron Vortices Detected Directly in Graphene for the First Time Using High-Resolution Magnetic Field Sensor

05.15.2024 03:53 AM

For the first time, scientists observed current whirlpools in graphene at room temperature. Learn more about it in this article.

Nimrud Lens: Is This 2,700-Year-Old Magnifying Glass the World's Oldest Telescope?

05.13.2024 05:30 AM

Some historians suggest that the ancient Assyrians invented a unique lens to focus light from distant objects. Read the article to learn more.

China To Build $665 Million High Energy Photon Source Outside Beijing; the First Brightest Synchrotron X-Rays in Asia

05.13.2024 05:00 AM

China is building a $665-million High Energy Photon Source (HEPS) that will reportedly impact every field in science. Continue reading to learn more.

Kinetic Magnetism: Quantum Motion of Atom Gives Rise to New Mechanism for Attraction and Repulsion

05.13.2024 04:51 AM

Physicists introduced microscopic origins of new quantum magnetism, which can significantly affect devices. Learn more about it in this article.

Photon Momentum: Scientists Discover New Property of Light Similar to Electrons of Solid Materials

05.09.2024 02:18 AM

A team of experts discovered photon momentum which can unlock silicon-based optoelectronics capabilities. Check this article to learn more.

Clock Time Versus Event Time: How Do They Affect a Person’s Scheduling Style?

05.06.2024 07:20 AM

Sticking to a set schedule or having a looser relationship to the clock can affect the way a person plans their day. Read the article to learn more.

Astrophysical Tau Neutrino Candidates Detected at IceCube Observatory Serve As Rare Relic of the Big Bang

05.06.2024 04:27 AM

Scientists reported measurement of seven rare high-energy neutrinos using 9.7-year of data from the first gigaton neutrino detector ever built. Check this article to learn more.

Thorium Transition Through Laser Excitation of Nucleus Could Pave Way for Developing Nuclear Clock, Experts Suggest

05.03.2024 05:06 AM

New study suggests that laser excitation of thorium-229 nucleus could prove that classical quantum physics and nuclear physics can actually be combined. Find out more about it in this article.

Meet Goldene: The Free-Standing Sheet of Gold Only One Atom Thick

05.02.2024 10:14 AM

Material scientists from Sweden were able to create a one-atom-thick sheet of gold. Continue reading to learn more about goldene.

Puerto Rico Gravity Anomaly: Unveiling the Mystery Behind the Deepest Trench in the Atlantic

05.02.2024 05:02 AM

At the Puerto Rico Trench, gravity has been found to be very low, making it the biggest negative gravity anomaly on our planet. Read the article to learn more.

Magnetic Skyrmions Quasiparticle Achieve Record Speeds, Shows Potential in Advancing Computing Memory

04.22.2024 05:51 AM

Experts have discovered that the magnetic nanobubbles called skyrmions can be moved by electrical currents, attaining record speeds up to 900 m/s. Find out more about it in this article.

Rarest Decay Process: Xenon-124 Has Half-Life Measured To Be a Trillion Times Longer Than Age of the Universe

04.19.2024 20:31 PM

One isotope of xenon has a half-life of about 18 sextillion years, making it the longest half-life ever directly measured in a radioactive substance. Read the article to learn more.

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