MIT Associate Professor Fadel Adib develops wireless technology that can sense the physical world in ways that were not possible before.

The planet's inner core, a hot iron ball the size of Pluto, has stopped spinning in the same direction as the rest of the planet and might even be rotating the other way.

The inner core may even be rotating in the opposite direction.

According to a study in which the Institut de Ciències del Mar (ICM-CSIC) has participated, species richness has increased by more than 60% in the last two decades.

Dark matter remains one of the greatest mysteries of modern physics. It is clear that it must exist, because without dark matter, for example, the motion of galaxies cannot be explained. But it has never been possible to detect dark matter in an experiment.

Researchers have made a significant leap forward in developing insect-sized jumping robots capable of performing tasks in the small spaces often found in mechanical, agricultural and search-and-rescue settings. A new study led by mechanical sciences and engin…

Bin Chen, associate professor of physics and researcher at NJIT’s Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research (CSTR), has been awarded the 2023 Karen Harvey Prize from the Solar Physics Division of the American Astronomical Society (AAS) for “significantly advancin…

With the help of a gigantic genomic data set, scientists have discovered significant new information on how a very significant, major group of living snakes have evolved, re-writing the evolution of the snakes.

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev life sciences researcher Dr. Debra Toiber has uncovered what seems to be a key preventive measure of DNA breakdown, which many believe causes aging and neurodegenerative diseases. Dr. Toiber has been focused on a protein cal…

Tokyo: The specks are tiny. No, really tiny. Smaller than the diameter of a hair. But they hold billions of years of history that reveal some of the secrets of asteroids.The three...

WASHINGTON - Sea spiders can regrow body parts after amputation and not just limbs, according to a study released on Monday that may pave the way for further scientific research into regeneration.

Space weather can interfere with spaceflight and the operation of satellites, but the phenomenon is very difficult to study on Earth because of the difference in gravity. Researchers effectively reproduced the type of gravity that exists on or near stars and …

Yet another reason to pay attention to the gut-brain connection.

This image from the ShadowCam instrument aboard Korea's Danuri spacecraft reveals the permanently shadowed wall and floor of Shackleton crater at the lunar south pole in never-before-seen detail. The image covers an area roughly 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) wide.

The worsening climate crisis may soon obstruct the eyes of our ground-based telescopes: "We will literally have less to look at."

Apple's highly-anticipated mixed reality device will also allow users to participate in FaceTime calls with realistic VR renderings, according to a new Bloomberg report.

<p>Deep below our feet our planet&#x27;s dense core may have stopped spinning - and could even be shifting its rotation - a ground-breaking study suggests.</p>

Bakker & Co demonstrate, how they implemented a program for analyzing measured values using Java

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Scientists have created a simulation of an entire family of universes with curvature using ultracold quantum gases. Einstein's Theory of Relativity states that space and time are intertwined. In our Universe, the curvature of spacetime is relatively small and…

A new proposal for a pellet-beam spacecraft could enable interstellar missions and a Solar Gravitational Lens in a matter of decades.

A newly-published hypothesis, led by a UCL researcher, suggests a momentary leap in a single species on a single day millions of years ago might ultimately have led to the arrival of mammals—and therefore humans.

The worsening climate crisis could soon obstruct the eyes of our ground-based telescopes: "We will literally have less to look at."

The gap can’t be “explained away” by funding or seniority, says Scripps Institution of Oceanography report