Physics Articles
Planetary paparazzo
NASA satellite snaps historic photographs of Mercury
Wet-dog physics
Wet, hairy animals shake at just the right speeds to get rid of water
A very good blast from the past
And into the future: New, cool stuff that lasers can do
Prizes award big ideas about small things
Carbon and IVF win big in this year’s Nobel prizes
The hottest soup in New York
A quark-gluon plasma reaches the highest temperature ever measured in a lab.
Small but WISE
A new telescope will scan the entire sky and see (infra)red
Scientists explain mystery of triangular snowflakes
A snowflake’s fall helps determine its shape
See Comet Lulin
A glowing-tailed, first-time visitor to our solar system made a celestial debut visible to the naked eye, starting around 1:30 a.m. on Tues., Feb. 24. If you missed the display — because of clouds or sleep — you can log …
Hold on to your stars, ladies and gentlemen
Our galaxy is heavier and spinning much faster than scientists thought
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