Physics Week in Review: August 18, 2018
Among this week’s physics highlights: thousands of new “topological” materials discovered, the physics of breaking spaghetti strands neatly in two, and the latest work on …
Among this week’s physics highlights: thousands of new “topological” materials discovered, the physics of breaking spaghetti strands neatly in two, and the latest work on …
Among this week’s physics highlights: dark energy and string theory might not mix, excess gamma rays due to pulsars and not dark matter, and speculation …
Among this week’s physics highlights: An infrared cloaking device thanks to salt-infused graphene, the string theory universe landscape may not exist, and closing the door …
Among this week’s physics highlights: a star orbiting a black hole confirms relativity yet again; how rainbow physics can help self-driving cars; and the physics …
Shape-changing material triggered by light, the first full-color 3D x-rays, and how much energy Marvel superhero Iron Fist packs into a punch are among this …
Astronomers track a neutrino to its source for the first time; the physics of the perfect S’more; and how a dead fish could swim upstream …
Among this week’s physics highlights: the physics of launching fireworks from a drone; the science and scientists behind Marvel’s Ant Man; and using a three-body …
Taming turbulence by flattening fluids, two ways a crystal shrinks, and the physics of steeping tea are among this week’s physics highlights. Mathematicians Tame Turbulence …
Among this week’s physics highlights: the physics of how cracks spread; resonating peacock crests, and Einstein’s general relativity still holds at the galactic scale. (Takeaway: …
Brains may function best near, but not precisely at, the critical point between two phases; the math of how order falls into chaos; and shape-shifting …