PPhysics Read More How many cosmic particles are passing through your body at any moment?30 August 2026 Every second of every day, Earth is bombarded by particles from outer space. Some of these particles are…
PPhysics Read More The universe may contain a staggering 40 quintillion black holes30 August 2026 Astronomers estimate that about 40 quintillion stellar-mass black holes exist within the observable universe, a number written as…
PPhysics Read More The universe’s total mass-energy budget, according to standard cosmology: 4.9% ordinary matter, 26.8% dark matter and 68.3% dark energy — meaning everything made from the atoms on the periodic table accounts for less than one-twentieth of the cosmos.30 August 2026 Everything directly available to our senses belongs to the smallest slice of the standard cosmological budget. Stars, planets,…
PPhysics Read More Some signs of quantum gravity may be an illusion30 August 2026 Two remarkably successful theories explain nearly everything we observe in the universe, from tiny atoms and molecules to…
PPhysics Read More From cello tape to bottles, Bengaluru students put physics in action at planetarium exhibition30 August 2026 BENGALURU: Transparent sticky tape, discarded plastic bottles and lightweight ping-pong balls stepped out of everyday clutter and onto…
PPhysics Read More The electrically charged gas drifting between the stars rings at a pitch between a few hundred and a few thousand hertz, comfortably inside the range of human hearing, which is why NASA engineers can feed a recording straight from Voyager 1 into an ordinary loudspeaker and listen to interstellar space30 August 2026 “In space, no one can hear you scream.” Alien’s tagline is one of the most quoted lines in…
PPhysics Read More Random walks get pushy | Santa Fe Institute29 August 2026 When physicists study a “random walk,” they’re investigating the path followed when you’re allowed to take each step…
PPhysics Read More Tiny Wrinkles in Graphene Turn It Into a Battery, Physicists Find : ScienceAlert29 August 2026 Graphene is a very special material, only one atom thick. It has a rare combination of properties, including…
PPhysics Read More Measuring the Mass of the Universe Isn’t As Simple as Astronomers Thought29 August 2026 How do scientists know the mass of the Universe? Measuring it has traditionally relied on knowing how many…
PPhysics Read More $37.5M NSF award aims to define new quantum frontiers, take technology from lab to field | CU Boulder Today29 August 2026 A scientific quest to build more accurate clocks, faster computers and new sensors to detect the faintest signs…