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Squeezing Down the Theory Space for Cosmic Inflation

3 years ago physics.aps.org

Dark Matter Alternative Passes Big Test

3 years ago physics.aps.org

Researchers have demonstrated that a single molecule can switch a beam of photons on or off, a potentially useful function for a quantum computer

3 years ago physics.aps.org

The Muon G–2 Anomaly Explained (Comic)

3 years ago physics.aps.org

Windbreaks May Improve Wind Farm Power. Cost-effective ways to produce more renewable energy are critical in the fight against climate change

3 years ago physics.aps.org

Black Hole Area Law Tested; By comparing the sizes of black holes before and after a merger, researchers have tested Hawking’s theorem on black hole areas.

3 years ago physics.aps.org

The Smallest Quantum Computer Yet

3 years ago physics.aps.org

Physicists cast doubt on a "faint supernova" model to explain the surprisingly high calcium concentration of the first stars.

3 years ago physics.aps.org

A Computer Memory Based on Cold Atoms and Light

3 years ago physics.aps.org

Light Pulses Change Speed in a Plasma. Interactions between two laser beams in a plasma allow for precise control over the light’s velocity

3 years ago physics.aps.org

Loopy Pipe Network Converts back-and-forth flow into one-way flow

3 years ago physics.aps.org

The Gambler, Maxwell’s New Demon

3 years ago physics.aps.org

Fission Chain Reaction May Trigger Supernovae

3 years ago physics.aps.org

A wormhole is a hypothetical shortcut that could connect one side of a galaxy to another

3 years ago physics.aps.org

Researchers have transported an atom between two locations in the shortest possible time, an achievement that has implications for quantum technologies.

3 years ago physics.aps.org

Experiments with large ice cubes show that the melting rate depends on the shape, an effect that climate modelers may need to consider

3 years ago physics.aps.org

Ultrabright Photons for Single-Chip Quantum Devices

3 years ago physics.aps.org

A 3D printer that uses biocompatible materials can produce flexible and reconfigurable implants for research and biomedical treatments.

3 years ago physics.aps.org 3d

How Much Does a Cell Weigh? (2012)

4 years ago physics.aps.org

Looking for Dark Matter in Neutron Star Light

4 years ago physics.aps.org

How Speaking Creates Droplets That May Spread COVID-19

4 years ago physics.aps.org covid

Analyzing the first image of a black hole in a nearby galaxy, researchers have provided quantitative tests of general relativity in the strongest gravitational fields yet.

4 years ago physics.aps.org

Physicists May Have The First Experimental Evidence of a New Type of Dark Boson

4 years ago physics.aps.org

Nanoscale Warming Is Faster Than Cooling

4 years ago physics.aps.org

Coin Flip Decides Material’s Fate

4 years ago physics.aps.org

A proposed interaction between neutrinos might explain a discrepancy in measurements of the Universe’s expansion rate.

4 years ago physics.aps.org universe

Dust particles in space may be surprisingly porous, so their surfaces could carry thinner ice coatings and support different chemical reactions than previously supposed.

4 years ago physics.aps.org

The collision of two intense light beams may produce detectable signatures of dark matter particles called axions

4 years ago physics.aps.org

String theory provides a microscopic description of the entropy of certain theoretical black holes—an important step toward understanding black hole thermodynamics

4 years ago physics.aps.org

Researchers propose using holography to detect the presence of the virus that causes COVID-19

4 years ago physics.aps.org covid

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