Does Spacetime Have Any Time Dimension?
The concept of time as a way to measure the duration of events is basically
Physics
Schrödinger’s cat: the quantum world not so absurd after all?
Since Erwin Schrödinger’s famous 1935 cat thought experiment, physicists around the world have tried to
New light on dark matter: space station magnet attracts praise
Nobel prizewinner Samuel Ting, early Thursday morning (March 4, 2:00 AEDT), announced the first results
A Supernova Post-Mortem in Radio Waves
It was a late February night in 1987 when, standing on top of a Chilean
Turn Back Time
Recall the outrageously cool movie from the 1980s, Back to the Future? Marty McFly and
Weekly Science Picks
Ah, the weekend! Time to kick back, relax, and look back over everything that’s happened
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away
Feast your eyes on this image… The tiny object in that inset may not look
The (nuclear) alchemists of Darmstadt and the doubly magic tin-100 nucleus
An international group of researchers announced in the journal Nature that they had succeeded in
Radio quiet, please!
Originally conceived over 20 years ago, there’s a project being undertaken by scientists and engineers
A brand new boson?
It’s official. As was the subject of a press conference here in Europe this morning, the
The Higgs boson does exist: New particle observed at 125 GeV
Australian researchers helped design and build parts of the ATLAS detector and helped analyse the
Weighty thoughts on antimatter
A pulse of particles speeds into the vacuum chamber. Positrons, 20,000,000 antimatter particles, clumped in