PHYSICS & MATH

What's the Large Hadron Collider?

PHYSICS & MATH 06.23.2023 11:45 AM

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator. Continue reading to learn more.

Quantitative Complementarity in Wave-Particle Duality Challenged by Scientists

06.15.2023 12:00 PM

Korean scientists challenged the dual nature of quantum particles by performing an experiment which reveal that the wave and particle character of the photons is influenced by the properties of their sources. Learn more about it in this article.

Promising Geophysics Savant: Meiram Tileugaliyev

06.13.2023 11:14 AM

Meiram Tileugaliyev is a Kazakh geophysical engineer interested in practicing his capabilities in the United States. Read more about this professional here.

How Much Damage Can a Nuclear Bomb Do? Here's What Would Happen During a Nuclear Blast

06.05.2023 13:41 PM

A nuclear bomb can cause unparalleled destruction and long-lasting consequences on humanity and the environment. Check out this article to know how much damage it can cause.

‘Vampire Einstein’ Discovered, Solving the Unsettling Problem in Mathematical Pattern

06.05.2023 09:01 AM

A team of mathematicians have discovered the vampire Einstein, a type of tile that makes non-repeating pattern but without mirror images. Find out more about it in this article.

Atomic 'Breathing' Detected Through Lasers Help Encode, Transmit Quantum Information

06.05.2023 04:24 AM

Scientists detect atomic 'breathing' using emitted light and developed a novel device with applications in computing and communication. Read the article to learn more.

From Bernoulli's Principle to Bolting Efficiency: A Deep Dive into Hydraulic Wrenches

05.31.2023 16:48 PM

Bernoulli's Principle, named after the Swiss mathematician Daniel Bernoulli, is a fundamental concept in fluid dynamics. It states that an increase in the speed of a fluid occurs simultaneously with a decrease in static pressure or a decrease in the fluid's potential energy. This principle is crucial in various engineering applications, including the design and operation of hydraulic wrenches.

Time Travel in Painting? Art Lovers Spot iPhone in 1882 Artwork 125 Years Before Smartphone Hit the Market

05.31.2023 10:30 AM

Art lovers noticed inclusions of what appears to be an iPhone and iPad in paintings over a decade ago. Continue reading to know the full story.

Last Collaborator of Stephen Hawking on His Last Physics Theory: Here's How the Esteemed Physicist and a Belgian Researcher Worked Together

05.29.2023 00:34 AM

The two collaborated even when the late Stephen Hawking lost his ability to communicate with a clicker. Read to learn more.

4 Fascinating Things to Know About the Math Behind Route Optimization

05.23.2023 10:34 AM

This blog will explore six fascinating things about the math behind route optimization to help you understand how it works, but first, let's look at why you shouldn't be using Google Maps to plan multi-stop deliveries.

Mystery of Champagne Bubbles Solved at Last! Researchers Discovered Why They Rise in a Straight Line

05.22.2023 04:08 AM

Champagne bubbles go up in a straight line and scientists finally discovered the physics behind its mystery mechanics. Read the article to learn why.

Search for the Perfect Gummy Candy: Researchers Look for the Right Combination in Producing the Famous Sweets

05.17.2023 09:30 AM

A team of researchers conducted a study focusing on finding the right combination for gummy candies that can provide the most stable shelf life. Find out more in this article.

Did Einstein Make a Mistake? New Experiment Uses Qubits To Demonstrate That Quantum Mechanics Violates Local Realism

05.16.2023 03:40 AM

A quantum experiment with qubits confirms quantum mechanics' violation of local realism, showing objects can behave as a single system despite separation. Read the article to learn more.

Dunning-Kruger Effect Debunked: Math Professor Claims Majority of People Can Gauge Their Competence, Knowledge Accurately

05.11.2023 04:07 AM

A math professor and his colleagues debunked the Dunning-Kruger effect, stating that low-skilled individuals recognize their limitations. Read the article to learn more details.

Analyzing Frequency Distribution for Leading Digits of Numbers in Datasets: How Can Benford’s Law Help Detect Anomalies?

05.09.2023 09:30 AM

A trend can be observed in data sets where the lower first digit occur more frequently than those with higher first digits. Known as Benford’s Law, it sparks mathematical curiosity and receives attention in the natural sciences. Learn more about it in this article.

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