Astronomers Discover First Observational Evidence Linking Black Holes to Dark Energy
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Physics News
From recent developments in Physics to research papers breakdown, this page covers all the latest happenings taking place in Physics.
A team of astronomers has discovered the first observational evidence linking black holes to dark energy, a mysterious force that...
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Webb reveals cosmic cliffs and it's beautiful!
So NASA’s James Webb telescope released an image of cosmic cliff and we all are amazed. It shows the limitlessness of Webb suggesting...
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Breakdown of the first James Webb Space Telescope image
This is a huge day for humanity. This day marks the beginning of an era. An era where our universe is much more accessible to us than it...
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Physicists observe a rare type of superconductivity
'Magic angle' twisted trilayer graphene doesn't only have an impressively exotic name, it might be a particularly rare type of...
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China's "artificial Sun" sets a record with a plasma temperature of 120 million degrees celsius
China's Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) is one of several promising nuclear fusion research devices in operation...
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Quantum Entanglement, for the first time, seen on a large scale!
Quantum mechanics shows us that reality is merely an illusion. It has been more than a hundred years since we started decoding the...
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Quantum molecules are a possibility, shows a new study by physicists at the University of Chicago
Physicists have always wanted to influence and control quantum molecules for success in doing so would result in technology feats like...
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Researchers use pulses inside hot plasma to break the speed barrier!
Physicists have broken down the speed limit of light. Using pulses inside hot plasma, researchers show light pulses can indeed travel faster
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Faster than light travel is indeed possible, says a new study!
We all know that faster than light travel is not possible but a recently published research paper shows that achieving superlimnal speed is
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