Order from disorder: a new law of physics?
A new book review in Nature raises a question that sounds almost heretical: do we need to add a law to physics
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A new book review in Nature raises a question that sounds almost heretical: do we need to add a law to physics
A detector buried nearly a mile underground in the United States has picked up a single particle interaction t
A single machine in the United States is being built to do two seemingly opposite jobs: set a world record in
In Japan, scientists have clocked the birth of a hidden electronic state inside a material at an astonishing 3
A star whipping around a black hole at breakneck speed may finally allow astronomers to measure the black hole
Even after a nuclear reactor is switched off, it keeps whispering. For the first time, scientists have detecte
For the first time, physicists have directly observed a Floquet topological state, a strange quantum phase of
China has switched on a powerful new particle accelerator that can smash atoms apart to reveal their innermost
Water expands when it freezes, a quirk that makes it an outlier among liquids. Now scientists in Japan have us
A team of physicists in Austria has turned fleeting magnetic waves into long-lasting carriers of quantum infor
For decades, atomic clocks have been the gold standard for measuring time. Now two independent research teams
For decades, the leading theories describing how ice crystals grow in supercooled water have been wildly inacc
A team of Chinese scientists has built the world's first superfast quantum memory chip, a device that stores q
Physicist Richard Feynman solved a nagging restaurant problem with napkin math 50 years ago. Now a study with
The physicist Richard Feynman had a secret trick for never eating a bad meal on holiday. It was not a hunch or
A team of researchers in China used a quantum computer to simulate one possible way the universe could end. Th
A tiny lump of metal just pulled off a trick that defies everyday logic: it existed in two places at the same