PHYSICS & MATH

Bose-Einstein Condensate Mystery Unlocked by Photosynthesis in Plants

PHYSICS & MATH 08.21.2023 11:00 AM

New research suggests that plants act like the fifth state of matter known as Bose-Einstein Condensate which are typically found at temperatures near absolute zero. Find out more about it in this article.

How Mirrors Are Made: The Process of Creating Mirrored Glass with Silver and Copper Coating

08.18.2023 10:03 AM

Mirrors have revolutionized people's perception of the world, from their clothing choices to various aspects of their daily existence. Find out more about the history of this clear glass and how it works to reflect images.

Massless ‘Demon Particle’ Could Be the ‘Holy Grail’ of Superconductors

08.16.2023 05:34 AM

The newly discovered demon particle could reportedly be the "holy grail" of superconductors because it is massless and can be formed with any energy. Continue reading to learn more.

The Physics Behind Vision and How Eyeglasses Can Correct Vision Problems

08.14.2023 12:09 PM

To understand exactly how eyeglasses correct vision, it's crucial to first gain an awareness of the physics of vision and how the different parts of the eye work together to help create the miracle of sight.

New Physics: Scientists Close to Identifying 5th Force of Nature From Bizarre Subatomic Particle Unexplainable by Standard Model

08.13.2023 02:00 AM

A bizarre phenomenon that can't be explained by the standard model of particle physics opens the door for discovering a new one. Continue reading to learn more.

Astronomy and Physics' Top 10 Most Peculiar Terminologies: Which Are the Quirkiest Ones?

08.11.2023 23:24 PM

Centuries of astronomy and physics yield intriguing names for objects, ideas, and phenomena, often odd or challenging due to history. Check them out in this article.

What Is the Nobel Prize? Understanding Its History, Significance, and Notable Winners

08.10.2023 07:10 AM

The esteemed Nobel Prize is funded by Alfred Nobel to honor intellectual accomplishments in six categories, symbolizing global recognition. Continue reading to learn more about it.

Remembering Paul Dirac: How Brilliant Physicist's 'Dirac Equation' Revolutionized Quantum Physics by Revealing Oddities of Antimatter

08.08.2023 03:55 AM

Before Paul Dirac's great contribution, no one knew that antimatter existed. Read to learn more.

Fibonacci's Ancient Math Unveils New Approach to Lunar Navigation for Future Moon Missions

08.07.2023 02:27 AM

The 800-year-old math trick aids lunar navigation by estimating Moon's rotation ellipsoid. Continue reading to learn more about this ancient math.

HelioLinc3D: New Asteroid Discovery Algorithm Spots Its First 'Potentially Hazardous' Space Rock

08.02.2023 09:20 AM

Vera C. Rubin Observatory's asteroid discovery algorithm finds first "potentially hazardous" asteroid (PHA) with potential Earth-close approaches. Read the article to learn more.

Exploring Limits: Faster-Than-Light Travel Is Beyond Human Reach, But Some Particles Pose Possibilities

07.28.2023 10:31 AM

Einstein's special theory of relativity sets the ultimate speed limit for objects: the speed of light. Continue reading to learn more.

Frozen Orange Experiment Allows Japanese Scientists To Develop a Freezer That Works Under Deep Sea Pressure

07.24.2023 09:34 AM

A team of Japanese researchers performed an experiment where they froze an orange half a mile deep under water to study the possibility of building a deep-sea freezer. Learn more about it in this article.

Oppenheimer: Closer Look Into the Life of Complex Scientist and Leader

07.21.2023 14:38 PM

Check out this article to learn more about the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the physicist who led the Manhattan Project during World War II to develop the atomic bomb.

Self-Sustained Droplet Levitation Can Provide New Approach to Exploring Airborne Viruses and Microorganisms

07.19.2023 10:00 AM

The droplet levitation technique has become a promising approach for exploring airborne viruses and microorganisms. Find out how in this article.

Manhattan Project: First Atomic Bomb Test That Turned the Night Into Day

07.17.2023 03:45 AM

At the crack of dawn on July 16, 1945, the inaugural atomic bomb underwent testing at Trinity Site in New Mexico. Continue reading to learn more about the Manhattan Project.

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