IBM has released “the world’s smallest movie” – verified by Guinness World Records – by moving thousands of precisely placed atoms, magnified over 100 million times, frame-by-frame.
A new experiment has been devised that could answer one of particle physics’ greatest questions: do the same laws of gravity apply to antimatter?
Julian Berengut’s research into the fundamental physics of the universe goes beyond pure science and into philosophical questions of human existence, he says.
A custom-made 3-D printer has been used to make living tissue-like material that could one day serve medical purposes, according to British scientists.
Europe has launched its first space weather coordination centre to raise the alarm for possible satellite-sizzling solar storms that also threaten astronauts in orbit, plane passengers and electricity grids on Earth.
A massive instrument circling the globe aboard the International Space Station has provided a first glimpse of what may be mysterious dark matter in the universe.
New evidence supports a theory that neutrinos that go ‘missing’ on the journey from the Sun to Earth are in fact shape-shifting along the way, arriving undetected.
For scientists in the field of quantum information, the swirling chaos of space and the delicate intricacies of life are nothing more than a game.
American scientists have developed a novel method of measuring time that may hint at its fundamental origins, and is an “exciting prospect” for replacing the international standard for the kilogram.
