Physics

Old Equations Shed New Light on Quasars

There's nothing more out of this world than quasi-stellar objects or more simply - quasars. These are the most powerful and among…

10 years ago

Comet Siding Spring: Close Call for Mars, Wake Up Call for Earth?

It was 20 years ago this past July when images of Jupiter being pummeled by a comet caught the world's…

10 years ago

Time Dilation Confirmed in the Lab

It sounds like science fiction, but the time you experience between two events depends directly on the path you take…

10 years ago

A Fun Way of Understanding E=mc2

Many people fail to realize just how much energy there is locked up in matter. The nucleus of any atom…

10 years ago

There Are No Such Things As Black Holes

That's the conclusion reached by one researcher from the University of North Carolina: black holes can't exist in our Universe --…

10 years ago

How Watching 13 Billion Years Of Cosmic Growth Links To Storytelling

How do you show off 13 billion years of cosmic growth? One way that astronomers can figure that out is…

10 years ago

Parallel Universes and the Many-Worlds Theory

Are you unique? In your perception of the world, the answer is simple: you are different than every other person…

10 years ago

Has the Cosmology Standard Model become a Rube Goldberg Device?

This week at the Royal Astronomical Society's National Astronomy Meeting in the UK, physicists are challenging the evidence for the…

10 years ago

First Precise Measurement of Antihydrogen

The best science — the questions that capture and compel any human being — is enshrouded in mystery. Here’s an…

10 years ago

Physicists Pave the Way to Turn Light into Matter

E = mc². It’s one of the most basic and fundamental equations throughout astrophysics. But it does more than suggest…

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