China tests deep-sea ‘Spider’ to track ghostly cosmic neutrinos
Chinese scientists have made a major step in the hunt for elusive subatomic particles called neutrinos. Researchers from…
Physicists rewrite 200-year-old principle to unlock atomic engines
A research team in Germany has achieved a stunning theoretical breakthrough that could reshape one of physics’ oldest…
Researchers transmit photons from moving plane in major quantum leap
A consortium of German researchers has successfully transmitted individual photons from a moving aircraft, captured them in a…
Mystery of jet streams on gas giants explained with unified model
Researchers from the Netherlands Research School of Astronomy have created a new model that, they believe, explains the…
‘Physics shortcut’ helps laptop mimic quantum supercomputer power
A team of physicists from the University at Buffalo has developed a user-friendly method that allows researchers to…
Coffee and plastic waste transformed into carbon capture material
A newly patented technology has been designed to achieve two major environmental goals: capture carbon dioxide from industrial…
Tesla’s Optimus humanoid robot performs Kung Fu moves in latest video
Tesla has released a new video showing its humanoid robot, Optimus, learning Kung Fu. The 36-second clip shows…
New imaging tech uses ‘fingerprint matrix’ to detect what eyes can’t
Scientists in Austria and France have developed a new imaging method that can reveal objects hidden behind opaque…
How satellite refueling in orbit could cut space junk and extend missions
In the previous installment, we examined on-orbit refuelling (OOR), a concept that has existed since the Space Age.…
What is on-orbit refueling? Inside the technology that could solve orbital debris
Today, multiple space agencies are preparing to send crewed missions back to the Moon for the first time…
First proof links plasma ripples to fusion and universe origins
Researchers in South Korea have solved a long-standing mystery in plasma physics by experimentally demonstrating how tiny magnetic…
Swiss startup turns NASA-inspired Mars tech into jet crack detector
A Swiss startup’s wave physics software, which was originally designed to study the Red Planet, has now been…