PHYSICS & MATH

Last Collaborator of Stephen Hawking on His Last Physics Theory: Here's How the Esteemed Physicist and a Belgian Researcher Worked Together

PHYSICS & MATH 05.29.2023 00:34 AM

The two collaborated even when the late Stephen Hawking lost his ability to communicate with a clicker. Read to learn more.

4 Fascinating Things to Know About the Math Behind Route Optimization

05.23.2023 10:34 AM

This blog will explore six fascinating things about the math behind route optimization to help you understand how it works, but first, let's look at why you shouldn't be using Google Maps to plan multi-stop deliveries.

Mystery of Champagne Bubbles Solved at Last! Researchers Discovered Why They Rise in a Straight Line

05.22.2023 04:08 AM

Champagne bubbles go up in a straight line and scientists finally discovered the physics behind its mystery mechanics. Read the article to learn why.

Search for the Perfect Gummy Candy: Researchers Look for the Right Combination in Producing the Famous Sweets

05.17.2023 09:30 AM

A team of researchers conducted a study focusing on finding the right combination for gummy candies that can provide the most stable shelf life. Find out more in this article.

Did Einstein Make a Mistake? New Experiment Uses Qubits To Demonstrate That Quantum Mechanics Violates Local Realism

05.16.2023 03:40 AM

A quantum experiment with qubits confirms quantum mechanics' violation of local realism, showing objects can behave as a single system despite separation. Read the article to learn more.

Dunning-Kruger Effect Debunked: Math Professor Claims Majority of People Can Gauge Their Competence, Knowledge Accurately

05.11.2023 04:07 AM

A math professor and his colleagues debunked the Dunning-Kruger effect, stating that low-skilled individuals recognize their limitations. Read the article to learn more details.

Analyzing Frequency Distribution for Leading Digits of Numbers in Datasets: How Can Benford’s Law Help Detect Anomalies?

05.09.2023 09:30 AM

A trend can be observed in data sets where the lower first digit occur more frequently than those with higher first digits. Known as Benford’s Law, it sparks mathematical curiosity and receives attention in the natural sciences. Learn more about it in this article.

Quantum Entanglement Doubled Resolution of Light Microscopes Without Damaging Specimens

05.06.2023 00:45 AM

Scientists used quantum entanglement to enable higher-resolution imaging of light microscopes without affecting their specimens, such as cells. Read the article to learn more.

Sleeping Beauty Problem Divides Mathematicians; Shows Belief Can Lead To More Than 1 Rational Conclusion

05.05.2023 11:30 AM

The popular Sleeping Beauty problem has kept mathematicians awake. Read to know the full story. (Photo: Pexels/lucas souza) Sleeping Beauty Problem Divides Mathematicians; Shows Belief Can Lead to More Than 1 Rational Conclusion The Sleeping Beauty problem that became popular in 2000 still keeps mathematicians awake.

Smartphones Could Turn Into Quantum Sensors Using the Power of OLEDs to Image Magnetic Fields

05.01.2023 00:51 AM

Researchers used OLEDs to develop a chip-scale method that can potentially transform smartphones into portable quantum sensors. Read the article to learn more.

Worms Entangled in a Ball-Shaped Blob Can Unravel in Milliseconds; New Mathematical Model Shows How They Do It

04.28.2023 05:09 AM

Researchers developed a mathematical model to show how worms can untangle themselves despite being tangled in a blob. Read the article to know more details.

Quantum Information Has Been Experimentally Proven for the First Time To Be More Connected Than Classical Physics

04.27.2023 03:01 AM

At TU Wien, an experimental confirmation has been made regarding a unique hypothesis concerning the sharing of quantum information among quantum particles. Read the article to learn more.

Is There an End to a Rainbow? Physicist Explains Right Conditions for Spotting Circular Shape of This Colorful Arc

04.25.2023 10:00 AM

A rainbow is a circle but the ground usually cuts them off into semi-circles, so a physicist explains the right conditions to spot a circular multicolored arc. Read the article to learn more.

John Venn's 100th Death Anniversary: How Do His Famous Diagrams Continue To Help the World Today?

04.21.2023 20:00 PM

John Venn's diagrams are widely used today, but how many know about the man behind them? Check out this article to learn how these diagrams came about.

What are Balanced and Unbalanced Forces? A Guide for Young Scientists

04.21.2023 12:36 PM

Are you curious about the physics of forces? Ever wondered how objects interact with each other, and why they behave differently depending on their environment? Or what happens when forces impact equally in opposite direction? Well, then buckle up - this blog post is all about balanced and unbalanced forces!

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