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GW250114: Rotating Black Holes Collide. Black hole spectroscopy uses gravitational-wave ringing to test Einstein’s theory and search for new physics.
Fading tones from merged black holes could reveal their mass, spin and whether gravity behaves exactly as Einstein predicted.
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Dr. Philippe Claeys, a visiting professor at the University of British Columbia, in front of an exhibit at the Pacific Museum of Earth.
DiscoveriesThe asteroid that killed the dinosaurs was more odd than expectedRebecca Shavit
Schematically illustration of the resonant annihilation of dark matter into Standard Model particles through a dark photon mediator.
SpaceDark matter may be naturally tuned to a hidden fifth dimensionJoseph Shavit
Scientists measured a negative weak value for the time photons left atoms excited, while later studies revealed how quantum interference produces the effect.
DiscoveriesScientists observe ‘negative time’ for the first time in a quantum experimentShy Cohen
Drinking water with meals tracked with greater food intake, while spicy foods slowed eating and reduced consumption.
HealthDrinking water during meals may not help people eat lessMac Oliveau
The Likweli monkey species lives in a small Congo forest range and faces growing threats from hunting and habitat loss.
DiscoveriesScientists discover a new monkey species (Likweli) hidden in the Congo rainforestHannah Shavit-Weiner
Hemispheric differences in SW the Moon receives as influenced by Earth’s magnetosphere.
SpaceChang’e-6 samples reveal how Earth’s magnetosphere changed the solar wind reaching the MoonJoshua Shavit
New modular nanorobots can move, target cells, and deliver drugs, offering a new path for precision medicine and industry.
HealthNew nanorobots can target cancer cells with precisionShy Cohen
Scientists at the University of Cambridge created connected brain and spinal cord organoids and discovered that the genetic program limiting nerve repair can be reversed, restoring axon regrowth in human neurons.
HealthUniversity of Cambridge breakthrough could help the brain and spinal cord repair themselvesMac Oliveau
This artist’s concept shows the exoplanet LHS 1140 b surrounded by a helium-rich atmosphere, while another rocky planet orbits the same cool red dwarf star in the background.
SpaceAstronomers discover the first rocky planet with an atmosphere located in the habitable zoneJoseph Shavit
Audience travel could produce 82 percent of emissions linked to the expanded 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Green ImpactThe 2026 FIFA World Cup could emit as much carbon as an entire countryAmyn Bhai
An image of elliptical galaxy NGC4696 located at the center of the Centaurus Cluster taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. This image shows dusty filaments surrounding the center of the galaxy.
SpaceJWST reveals how a supermassive black hole keeps feeding itselfJoseph Shavit
The Qumran 364-day calendar may have divided the sect from Jerusalem before seasonal drift and political change ended its use.
DiscoveriesThe 364-day Qumran calendar may solve an ancient Dead Sea Scrolls mysteryRebecca Shavit
Dr. John Nassour (left) and Nicolas Berberich (right) are testing the newly developed glove. In the background: Prof. Gordon Cheng.
HealthLife-changing robotic glove restores hand function for paralysis patientsMac Oliveau
Mano Raj Dhanalakshmi Veeraraj and Joan Vila-Comamala, both from the PSI Center for Photon Science, with the achromatic neutron lens outside the Swiss Spallation Neutron Source SINQ.
InnovationsFirst-of-its-kind achromatic neutron lens brings the world into sharper focusShy Cohen
Space launch costs could fall 93% by 2040, making orbital research, manufacturing and tourism far more affordable.
SpaceSpace launch costs could fall 93% by 2040, opening orbit to new industriesJoshua Shavit
Microwave rocket propulsion tests reveal progress in beam tracking, plasma control and thrust, but major efficiency barriers remain.
SpaceCan rockets ride on a microwave beam? A radical launch idea is moving beyond the labJoseph Shavit