We're always looking at screens—but what if screens could someday look back at us?
The new chip technology packs nearly 100 billion transistors into a fingernail-sized chip.
The unassuming lugworm releases gravity-defying poop—something that represents a broader theme in the shape of all poop.
Is the cat dead or alive? Either way, the cat is certainly weird, as a new study demonstrates.
The bias certainly appears to exist, but scientists still have no idea why it exists.
The clock of physicists' wildest dreams may finally help advance science.
Scientists can now fine-tune metallic ‘ZIF’ glass for carbon storage and advanced sensors with the help of old-school glass additives.
Gold’s characteristic glow famously doesn’t fade for thousands of years—and scientists have finally found the molecular trick that makes it so.
1,600 respondents answered 10 questions about central issues in physics, from the Big Bang to black holes, cosmic inflation, and quantum gravity. The results are…interesting.
An unusual crystal created by America’s first nuclear bomb test could help scientists understand a structure needed for quantum computers, solar power, and batteries.