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The ever-present hail of cosmic rays streaming into the Solar System from an outer galaxy may not be what we thought. According to Chang’e 4 on the far side of the Moon, there is a mysterious ‘bag’ of cosmic ray flux between the Earth and the Moon that occurs when the two bodies line up … Read more
Here’s what you’ll learn by reading this story: Scientists fired lasers at semiconductor nano-lasagna to show how electrons behave. In the right conditions, electrons become polarons, pulling oppositely charged atoms for a ride. The researchers took pictures of the newly born quasiparticle and measured its energy and mass. Scientists at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich … Read more
A great white shark Caught in the Mediterranean has continued a long scientific investigation into a population many thought extinct. An unusual encounter, reported off the coast of Spain, has forced researchers to reassess more than 160 years of evidence. For example, height of about 210 cm and weight between 80 and 90 kgit was … Read more
In a white paper written on the same day as the Caltech paper, Gidney and his colleagues announced that they had developed a new method for breaking ECC that was at least 10 times more efficient than previous methods. They estimate that most cryptocurrencies would provide seconds to a machine with less than 500,000 qubits. … Read more
Horrific footage captured the moment surfers flocked to push the injured whale, which washed up on Bondi Beach, back to sea. In the video and photos posted on Facebook, a group of swimmers can be seen standing next to the animal as it sits on the beach. The original poster asked: “Does anyone have any … Read more
An image created by AI. The increasingly urban lifestyle of seagulls in the UK and around Europe has made them experts at taking food from unsuspecting diners. Herring gulls in particular are notorious for stealing food from seaside towns like Falmouth in Cornwall, where I live. One day at the beach last summer, I watched … Read more
A small species of frog that can develop its eggs in a natural pouch on its back has been officially described by researchers. The Peruvian Amazonwhich increases the recorded number of amphibian species in one of the most productive mountain areas in the South American region. The discovery, announced in early April 2026, was published … Read more
New research at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) has shown that the rotation of the plasma core is a key factor in how particles are distributed within a fusion reactor system. The study shows why plasma particles hit some parts of the reactor more than others. This finding allows computer simulations to match experimental … Read more
When you make a purchase through our article links, Future and its affiliates may receive a commission. A comparison of the early stages of the universe. The proposed changes to Einstein’s relativity suggest that the universe did not begin in a single state, which could solve one of the most prominent questions about the Big … Read more
The Big Bang is often described as the moment when everything began – the point of infinite density where the laws of physics were broken. But what if that picture isn’t perfect? A new study presents a different account of the birth of the universe: Instead of a sudden start from singularity, as predicted by … Read more