Your daily dose of science, research and AI stories
Your daily dose of science, research and AI stories
Physics and mathematics
Massive black hole collision breaks cosmic rules
Two black holes, each over 100 times our sun's mass, just shattered everything scientists thought they knew about cosmic collisions.
Beyond Einstein’s smooth universe with triangles
A chance airplane conversation in 2015 sparked new mathematics that could reshape Einstein's relativity theory.
Scientists unlock hundreds of new twisted quantum materials
Scientists have unlocked hundreds of new quantum materials by twisting layers at previously unexplored momentum points, expanding beyond graphene's limitations.
Scientists uncover a huge flaw in blockchain security
Computer scientists have cracked a fundamental cryptographic technique, potentially exposing billions in cryptocurrency to sophisticated attacks.
Scientists create laboratory black holes using light
Scientists have created a quantum fluid of light that mimics black hole physics, bringing cosmic mysteries into the laboratory.
What makes sunlight excel at evaporating water?
Why does sunlight evaporate water faster than stovetop heat? Scientists discovered the answer lies in light's oscillating electric field.
High-energy astronomy could reveal alien civilizations
Scientists propose hunting for alien civilizations using cosmic rays, gamma rays, and X-rays instead of traditional radio signals.
New radar analyzes items hidden in boxes
MIT's new mmNorm technology sees through boxes, creating 3D images of hidden objects with 96% accuracy.
Why left turns are traffic nightmares
Could the simple act of banning left turns make our roads safer and less congested?
Black holes keep our satellites on track
Black holes billions of light-years away keep your GPS working—but radio interference threatens this cosmic connection.
