Neutrinos offer a new way to probe the building blocks of matter
The particle detector used in the MINERvA experiment enabled scientists at DOE’s Fermilab to use neutrinos to measure the size […]
Russia launches ‘space weapon’ in path of US satellite: Pentagon
The United States says Russia has launched a satellite that US intelligence officials believe is a weapon capable of inspecting
US says Russia likely to launch a space weapon
The US says Russia launched a satellite last week that it believes may be able to attack other such probes.
“Endless” rain in the UK was 10 times more likely to cause a climate crisis, study says
The seemingly “endless” rain last autumn and winter in the UK and Ireland was 10 times more likely and 20%
Starlink shares demo of first Direct to Cell satellite video call
Although it is still in the testing phase, it appears that Starlink’s Direct to Cell service for mobile phones is
Unlocking the quantum code: International team cracks a long-standing physics problem
Researchers have developed a new method called wavefunction matching to tackle the sign problem in Monte Carlo simulations, a common
Alzheimer’s without symptoms: Unraveling the mystery
Scientists have identified a rare group of individuals with Alzheimer’s pathology but no symptoms, suggesting genetics and lifestyle as key
Fossil fuel firms force countries to compensate them, says Mary Robinson
Fossil fuel companies are forcing governments to compensate them for lost revenue in the transition to a low-carbon global economy