Space & Physics

No Escape From Black Holes 0
- Space & Physics
- April 15, 2019
The first image of a black hole On April 2017, eight telescopes turned to the sky, pointed to a black hole and photographed it. Those were not ordinary photographies. The Event Horizon Telescopes (EHT) produce the highest resolution pictures ever known, 2000 times more precise than those produced by the Hubble telescope. For four days,

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Digging for Dark Matter 0
- Share Your Science, Space & Physics
- February 15, 2019
Ancient rocks could hold the key to discovering the elusive nature of Dark Matter.
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Geometry of Spacetime as a Quantum Information Processing Device 0
- Space & Physics
- October 30, 2018
Photons pass throughout the twisted spacetime near black holes, changing their orbital angular momentum. What does that mean for quantum computing?

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Sir Atiyah Claims He Solved a 160-Year-Old Math Problem. Did He Really?0
- Briefings, Space & Physics
- September 27, 2018
Bernhard Riemann formulated his hypothesis about prime numbers in 1859. 160 years later, mathematician Sir Michael Atiyah claims he solved the million-dollar-worth problem.

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The True Harmony of the Spheres 0
- Motion, Space & Physics
- July 10, 2018
The motions of celestial bodies through space are more captivating than mere textbook depictions suggest.

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TRAPPIST-1, One Year On 0
- Space & Physics
- February 23, 2018
TRAPPIST’s one-year anniversary has come with exciting discoveries. Here are the two most recent and promising ones.
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