Science — Page 17
From quantum mechanics to deep space, neuroscience to climate systems. Rigorous reporting on humanity's quest to understand the universe and ourselves.
The Mind-Bending Magic of Banach-Tarski
Explore how the Banach-Tarski paradox challenges our understanding of volume, infinity, and math's quirks.
Crafting Supercars: The Science Behind Speed and Style
Crafting Supercars: The Science Behind Speed and Style
Explore how supercars like Alfa Romeo 4C and Aston Martin Vanquish are meticulously crafted using cutting-edge materials and precision engineering.
Einstein's Time Dilation: Changing Our Reality
Einstein's Time Dilation: Changing Our Reality
Explore time dilation and its impact on technology from Earth to space.
A Physicist Admits He Might Be Teaching Time Wrong
A Physicist Admits He Might Be Teaching Time Wrong
Professor Aephraim Steinberg on why time might be an illusion, Bell's inequalities, and the uncomfortable truth about what quantum physics proves—and doesn't.
Decoding the Riemann Hypothesis and Prime Regularity
Decoding the Riemann Hypothesis and Prime Regularity
Explore the Riemann Hypothesis and its implications for the distribution and regularity of prime numbers.
A New State of Matter in Earth's Core?
A New State of Matter in Earth's Core?
Exploring Earth's core: Could it exist in a superionic state, both solid and liquid? A new study delves into this possibility.
The Simplest Question Mathematics Still Can't Answer
The Simplest Question Mathematics Still Can't Answer
Fields Medal winner James Maynard explains why prime numbers—the atoms of arithmetic—remain deeply mysterious despite centuries of study.
Unraveling the Golden Ratio's Mathematical Magic
Unraveling the Golden Ratio's Mathematical Magic
Explore how the golden ratio's unique irrationality connects math, nature, and fractals.
Uncovering Secrets of the Past Through Ancient Coins
Uncovering Secrets of the Past Through Ancient Coins
Explore how ancient coins reveal insights into economies, trade, and politics, offering a glimpse into the past.
Artemis II's Six-Minute Gamble: What Really Mattered
Artemis II's Six-Minute Gamble: What Really Mattered
NASA's Artemis II faced its biggest test during reentry. But the mission's real significance might be what happened at a crater called Carroll.
Exploring Five Ways to Solve a Circle's Radius
Exploring Five Ways to Solve a Circle's Radius
Discover five mathematical methods to find the radius of a circle, each offering unique insights into geometry and problem-solving.
Why Apéry's Constant Defies Explanation
Why Apéry's Constant Defies Explanation
Apéry's constant, zeta(3), remains a mathematical enigma, connecting arithmetic, geometry, and quantum physics in unexpected ways.
We've Been Teaching Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle Wrong
We've Been Teaching Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle Wrong
The story we tell about Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle is misleading. Professor Aephraim Steinberg explains what the textbooks got wrong—and what's right.
Exploring the Enigma of Negative Time in Quantum Physics
Exploring the Enigma of Negative Time in Quantum Physics
Dive into the perplexing world of negative time in quantum physics with insights from Prof. Aephraim Steinberg.
Black Holes: The Universe's Invisible Architects
Black Holes: The Universe's Invisible Architects
Explore the enigmatic nature of black holes and their cosmic impact, from gravitational waves to the bending of spacetime.
The Amyloid Hypothesis Turns 28—And Its Question Marks Remain
The Amyloid Hypothesis Turns 28—And Its Question Marks Remain
John Hardy helped create the amyloid hypothesis in 1998. Nearly three decades later, he admits the uncertainties haven't gone away—and maybe that matters.
Decoding Tolstoy's Math Puzzle: 8 Mowers and Two Fields
Decoding Tolstoy's Math Puzzle: 8 Mowers and Two Fields
Explore the math puzzle attributed to Tolstoy and discover how two methods reveal the solution: 8 people mowing two fields.
Three Biology Breakthroughs That Rewrote Evolution's Rules
Three Biology Breakthroughs That Rewrote Evolution's Rules
New research reveals intelligence evolved twice independently, fathers pass traits through sperm RNA, and evolution happens in bursts—not gradual change.
Exploring the Enigma of Antimatter at CERN
Exploring the Enigma of Antimatter at CERN
CERN's antimatter factory reveals mysteries of the universe's matter-antimatter asymmetry and the quest for new physics.
Gödel's Time Machine: A Universe That Defies Causality
Gödel's Time Machine: A Universe That Defies Causality
Kurt Gödel's solution to Einstein's equations reveals time loops, challenging our understanding of spacetime and causality.