PHYSICS & MATHWhat makes water so unique? Japan - In their 2018 study, researchers from the Department of Fundamental Engineering at the University of Tokyo tried to tease apart what makes water unique among liquids.
Quantum memory increased through discovery by scientists The relative importance of quantum memory components for a quantum computer has the same degree as memory in conventional computers.
Running Out of TV Shows to Binge-Watch? Explore Binge-Worthy Science Courses Instead Summer is almost here, and many of our favorite television series are going on hiatus.
Lunar and solar halos are natural phenomenons with supernatural lore attached. There's a deep-rooted weather proverb: ring around the moon means rain soon.
Any material inside a container with this lining significantly comes in contact with the lubricating liquid and slides right off instead of sticking to the solid container wall
A new book by professors at MIT outlines science’s benefit to the economy. Science and the economy, both are usual topics in today's news, but what effect does one have on the other? Well, a great example of that is that in the late 80s, the US federal government created a three-billion-dollar, 15-year project to sequence the human genome.
What do you do with your kids? There's no time to get bored or play with those mind-numbing games in the gadget. Here's a list of all the exciting and fun science experiments you can do with your kids. They will love learning even more!
Here are theories of the pre-Big Bang universe. As most of us are aware our universe is 13. 8 billion years old. The apparent result of a big bang that expanded our universe into what it is today.
Magnets lose their properties in a split of a second after being hit by a laswer Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder have discovered why an ultra-thin magnet demagnetizes when hit by a laser.