Norgriflipped into Review LaterSpace Unexplained Phenomena Keep Suggesting the Universe Isn’t What We Thought VICE - Becky FerreiraTwo unrelated studies recently raised the same possibility: the laws of physics might not apply everywhere, which, if true, would upend an idea underpinning centuries of science. Here on Earth, we are
CNETflipped into Living in the FutureSpace The universe had a 'missing matter' problem. Now it's been solved CNET - Jackson Ryan A decades-old cosmic puzzle solved with a breakthrough technique to study the universe.
rye_breadflipped into ADHD Brain DrainScience A Physicist Made the Fifth State of Matter at Home, but at Least You Wore Pants Today Popular Mechanics - By Caroline DelbertIn a move that puts the rest of remote workers to shame for the remainder of the quarantine, a researcher from the University of Sussex has made a Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC) from her living room. Gadge,
Rob Chenflipped into CosmosSpace Mysterious 'Fermi Bubbles' may be the result of black hole indigestion 6 million years ago Live Science - Brandon Specktor The center of the Milky Way is a puzzle of invisible, interconnected blobs. There are swooping tendrils of energy visible only in radio wavelengths, …
Ilyasflipped into The CosmosScience Is there a fourth dimension? sciencefocus.com - Robert Matthews We’re familiar with three dimensions, where just three numbers are enough to pin down our location: longitude, latitude and altitude. We’re also …
CNNflipped into Top StoriesUniverse Scientists didn't detect a parallel universe in Antarctica. But they are learning more about mysterious, ghostly neutrinos CNN - By Ashley Strickland, CNN(CNN) — Even though we can't see them, we live our lives surrounded by neutrinos. These tiny, high-energy cosmic particles are often referred to as "ghostly" because they are extremely volatile, or vaporous,
