Jessica Hodge+FollowWaves That Don’t Fade? Meet Breathing SolitonsScientists just created 'breathing' solitons—waves that keep their shape and pulse as they travel, even in messy, energy-leaking environments. Normally, waves like this would fade out, but by tweaking the rules with asymmetric connections and active feedback, these new solitons survive and thrive. This could totally change how we move info or energy in tech like soft robots and smart sensors. Imagine signal paths that don’t lose their punch! #Science #ScienceNews #Physics00Share
megangibson+FollowGold Survives 14x Its Melting Point?!Scientists just blasted gold with an X-ray laser and heated it to over 14 times its melting point—without it melting! This wild experiment bypassed the so-called 'entropy catastrophe,' a physics limit that should’ve made the gold fall apart. The trick? Heat it up super fast so the atoms don’t have time to freak out. If we figure out how to control this, it could totally change how we make materials. Physics just keeps getting weirder! #Science #ScienceNews #Physics10Share
Patrick Simmons+Follow174-Year-Old Physics Mystery Solved!Physicists just spotted the Transverse Thomson Effect for the first time—something scientists have been hunting since 1851! Basically, they managed to make a material heat up or cool down at right angles to an electric current, just by flipping a magnetic field. It’s a big deal for super-precise temperature control, and it took a wild combo of bismuth, antimony, and some clever science tricks to pull off. Who knew old-school physics could still surprise us? #Science #Physics #ScienceNews513Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowWait, Is Time Actually 3D?!Okay, this new study just flipped my brain: what if time isn’t just a straight line, but actually has three dimensions—like space? A geophysicist claims his 3D time theory can actually match up with real universe data, and might finally help solve physics’ biggest mystery: why quantum mechanics and relativity don’t play nice together. Imagine if time is the canvas and space is just the paint! If this holds up, we might be on the verge of a whole new way to see reality. #Physics #ScienceNews #MindBlown #Science22Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowMercury’s Fission Mystery Cracked!Turns out, mercury-180 splits in a totally weird way that old models just couldn’t explain—but now, scientists used a wild five-dimensional model to finally nail down why. Unlike uranium, mercury’s fission is super asymmetric, and this new approach shows nuclear shell effects matter way more (and at higher energies) than anyone thought. Basically, this could totally change how we predict nuclear reactions for a bunch of elements! #ScienceNews #Physics #NuclearFission #Science40Share
Michael Flores+FollowIs There a Secret 5th Force in Nature?Scientists think they might've found proof of a mysterious fifth force of nature—yep, beyond gravity and all the usual suspects. A team from Switzerland, Australia, and Germany found some weird gaps in how atoms behave, hinting there could be a hidden force at play deep inside the heart of matter. If this pans out, it could totally change how we understand the universe. Wild, right? Stay tuned, because this could be physics history in the making! #ScienceNews #Physics #NatureForces #Science171Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowDid We Just Solve Light’s Biggest Mystery?You know how we always thought photons (light particles) were totally separate from the classic wave theory? Turns out, Dr. Dhiraj Sinha just dropped a bombshell: photons might actually come straight from Maxwell’s electromagnetic fields! His new theory bridges the gap between Einstein’s quantum ideas and Maxwell’s classic waves, and top physicists are seriously impressed. This could totally change how we build lasers, solar cells, and even radio antennas. Science nerds, this is the plot twist we didn’t see coming! #ScienceNews #Physics #LightMystery #Science30Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowAntarctica’s Physics-Breaking Mystery SignalsImagine a cosmic ray detector in Antarctica picking up signals that literally shouldn’t exist! Scientists found radio waves shooting up from beneath the ice—meaning particles traveled through the entire Earth without getting stopped. Wild, right? The signals don’t match anything we know, not even elusive neutrinos. Other detectors found nothing similar, so now researchers are building a next-gen balloon to crack the case. Are we about to discover new physics, or is it just a weird ice trick? Stay tuned! #ScienceMystery #Antarctica #Physics #Science80Share
Stephen Johnson+FollowAre We Really Living in a Simulation?A new study just threw cold water on the idea that our universe is a giant simulation, like in The Matrix. Turns out, simulating even a single planet with our level of detail would require energy on a galactic scale—literally more than all the stars in the Milky Way! Does this make you rethink the simulation theory, or do you think future tech could still surprise us? Let’s debate! #SimulationTheory #TechDebate #Physics #Tech8261Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowMuons Still Breaking Physics Rules?!Scientists just finished a massive experiment on muons (think: heavier cousins of electrons) and—yep—they’re still acting weird! These tiny particles wobble in ways that don’t totally fit our big physics rulebook, the Standard Model. Even with double the data, the results are still raising eyebrows. But don’t freak out—supercomputers are helping bridge the gap, and new experiments are on the way. Basically, the universe is still keeping some secrets! #ScienceNews #Physics #Muons #Science10Share