PPhysics Read More This supermassive black hole is located in an unusual part of its galaxy15 April 2026 ⓘ NASA – Unsplash An image showing a spiral galaxy. With the help of the James Webb Space…
PPhysics Read More Magnetism Frozen in Time. – Universe Today15 April 2026 Stars are not the serene, unchanging beacons they appear to be. Over billions of years they swell, convulse,…
PPhysics Read More Universe’s expansion gap is becoming harder and harder to explain15 April 2026 A new analysis has found that the local Universe is expanding faster than predicted from the early Universe,…
PPhysics Read More Dark matter is invisible, but it’s the most common stuff in the Universe. These scientists just made a detailed map of it15 April 2026 Dark matter makes up 27% of all matter in the Universe. So why is it so hard to…
PPhysics Read More DESI Completes Planned 3D Map of the Universe – Berkeley Lab News Center15 April 2026 DESI has now measured cosmological data for six times as many galaxies and quasars as all previous measurements…
PPhysics Read More Multitasking quantum sensors can measure several properties at once | MIT News15 April 2026 A special class of sensors leverages quantum properties to measure tiny signals at levels that would be impossible…
PPhysics Read More Boiling fluids and cosmic rays: why space would kill an unprotected human in seconds15 April 2026 Boiling fluids and cosmic rays: why space would kill an unprotected human in seconds – Futura-Sciences April 15,…
PPhysics Read More Graphene just defied a fundamental law of physics15 April 2026 For decades, physicists have been trying to answer a fundamental question: can electrons move like a perfectly smooth,…
PPhysics Read More The Incredible Shrinking Neutrino. – Universe Today15 April 2026 They pass through you at a rate of around a hundred trillion every second, that’s about 12 quadrillion…
PPhysics Read More Are Neutrinos Their Own Evil Twins? Part 4: Majorana’s Mystery15 April 2026 (This is Part 4 of a series on neutrinos, Majorana fermions, and one of the strangest open questions…