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Particle Accelerator: The King of Cold That Can Rewrite Physics
With a 12.000-kg behemoth accelerating particles to nearly the speed of light, Fermilab is breaking new ground in particle physics.
Rajendra Gupta and the Universe Without Secrets: The New Physical Frontier
Rajendra Gupta questions the existence of dark matter and proposes a 27-billion-year-old universe. Physics is in turmoil.
“We are immortal”: Sabine Hossenfelder and the physics of eternity
German physicist Sabine Hossenfelder crosses the boundaries between science and philosophy, offering a new perspective on death and the origin of life.
Geophysics and climate: Antarctica is rising, and with it the seas
Antarctic geophysics reveals a movement that can mitigate or exacerbate sea level rise, depending on how we act on the climate.
The physics-defying planet: WASP-193b, a super soft world discovered
An "inexplicable" planet discovered. So soft it looks like cotton candy: WASP-193b defies all current astronomical theories.
Beyond relativity: a “cosmic glitch” challenges 100 years of physics
Study reveals that gravity weakens by 1% over distances of billions of light years, suggesting a "glitch" in Einstein's theory.
When physics becomes heretical: will tachyons rewrite the laws of the cosmos?
A new study proposes a cosmological model in which tachyons dominate the scene, explaining both matter and dark energy.
Goodbye Peter Higgs, physics loses a giant
Mourning in the world of physics: Peter Higgs, Nobel Prize winner for the theory of the "God boson", has passed away at the age of 94. A scientific legacy that will remain in history.
Social media? Physically toxic, and this study now shows us why
Social media promotes chronic inflammation that affects health. They are toxic, a new study just published confirms this.
Immersed in the future: how AI and VR will redefine our physical reality
AI and VR will merge to create unique immersive experiences. From entertainment to education and they will “colonize” physical reality.
Traveling at the speed of light: physics at work to open up the possibility
From daring theories to hands-on experiments, light-speed travel may not be just the stuff of Star Trek.
The unique supernova explosion pushes the boundaries of physics
The anomalous supernova explosion totally surprises scientists. New hypotheses push the limits of what can be found in the universe.
CRTWRKS, the bike of the future offers both physical and digital experience
Remove variables, give essence and security. The bike of the future struggles to deliver emotion, and CRTWRKS is a healthy carrier of that
Teslasuit physically 'feels' the VR world: it looks like Black Mirror but it's reality.
Teslasuit, a suit that communicates with AI makes you 'feel' physical reactions in virtual reality environments, and modifies the rules based on your responses.
NASA engineer's "helical motor" violates the laws of physics
An engineer at NASA creates a helical motor which he says bypasses the third law of dynamics and can reach 99% of the speed of light.
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI): Are We Really Close?
Artificial general intelligence promises to replicate human cognitive abilities. But how close are we to this epochal milestone?
Is Human Evolution Stopped? The Truth About the Future No One Is Telling
Natural selection no longer drives human evolution. Technology and medicine are changing our genetic future in surprising ways.
Geothermal Energy, News from Elixair: Just Dig 2 Meters Deep
Geothermal energy is no longer a mirage: a new system makes it accessible to everyone. A turning point for home heating.
A special lollipop lets you taste flavors in virtual reality
Virtual reality also conquers taste: an electronic lollipop lets you savor any flavor: the digital world is more immersive.
Sedentary lifestyle, even those who go to the gym are at risk: the 10-hour threshold
Sedentary Lifestyle and Heart Health: A Study of 90.000 People Reveals the Hidden Dangers. Here's What to Do to Reduce the Risks.
