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The recently-released image shows how Sagittarius A* is both mundane and very strange, all at once. → Read More
After a three-year hiatus, the Large Hadron Collider is coming back online for new science. This includes the hunt for a fifth fundamental force. → Read More
A massive object can act like a massive magnifying glass under the right conditions. → Read More
This isn't the kind of ice you'll find in your freezer. Scientists have discovered new, more exotic forms of matter through experimentation. → Read More
British company Tokamak Energy has announced that it has reached the 100 million Celsius threshold for commercially viable nuclear fusion energy. The feat marks a step toward a new source of clean energy. → Read More
For all his genius, he had his tendency to be stuck in his ways — whether black holes, quantum mechanics, or flip-flopping on gravitational waves. → Read More
Cartography could be changing forever as an advanced tool moves from the lab to the real world. A new quantum gravity sensor helps overcome an issue raised by Einstein. → Read More
The theory of general relativity can't be stopped. → Read More
Livermore scientists prove burning plasma is possible — paving the way for robust "artificial stars" that could sustain nuclear fusion reactions → Read More
Researchers at Google are designing a new speech recognition app to recognize atypical speech patterns. Will it work? → Read More
Scientists have designed a small, legless robot that can jump six times its own length and climb over obstacles. In the future, they may sniff out pollution. → Read More
A blinking cursor follows us everywhere in the digital world, but who invented it and why? From block printing to the Apple II, this is the forgotten history of the blinking cursor → Read More
Scientists have completed a chemical analysis of 77 different Flemish paintings and uncovered new information about how lead trading can impact art. → Read More
CERN physicists captured a tau neutrino in a method like photography. The powerful laser experiment FASER will be upgraded next year to capture more. → Read More
Researchers have designed a low-cost camouflage technology that can disguise its user with the power of sunlight, with potential military application. → Read More
What does it mean to get a sugar high? A nutrition scientist explains the myths behind sugar, including whether it can make you "high" or addicted. → Read More
After years lost at sea, scientists are finally learning what's been eating away at Henry VIII favorite ship — the Mary Rose — using new technology. → Read More
Raw cookie dough is a delicious reward for home bakers everywhere, but how dangerous is it to eat? A food safety scientist explains the risk and safe options. → Read More
Nuclear physicists have observed something strange in the heart of an atom that defies existing science. They're on a mission to figure out why. → Read More
In a new study, researchers have used laser beams to help them better understand the anatomy of an ancient Jurassic reptile. → Read More