Buried deep in Antarctic ice, the world's largest neutrino detector is rewriting cosmic history — and its architects are now drawing Nobel attention.
Physicists are revisiting an overlooked particle as collider upgrades and antimatter traps probe why matter beat antimatter—and why anything exists.
Ultracold cesium atoms driven far from equilibrium assemble into a bizarrely orderly configuration that defies textbook quantum theory and hints at 'super-Fermions.'
Physicists tracking quarks in heavy-ion collisions see fluid-like ripples, splashes; separate studies probe lead-to-gold and dark matter from early universe.
CERN is swapping the collider's strongest magnets for units 40% more powerful, setting up a decade of precision Higgs physics.
A 62-day search beneath Italy's Gran Sasso mountain found no trace of radiation predicted by the Diósi–Penrose model of gravity-driven quantum collapse.
From muonium beams to falling quantum objects and black-hole 'ringing', researchers are probing whether general relativity holds at the smallest scales
A global poll of thousands of physicists reveals deep disagreement over cosmology and quantum gravity, even as new experiments sharpen the Hubble tension and challenge the simulation hypothesis.
A Ben-Gurion University-led team, including Roger Penrose, has measured how free fall shifts an atom's quantum phase.
Recent experiments—from the LZ detector's underground lab to Earth's magnetosphere—report puzzling signals that could be dark matter, while a cosmic hum hints at dark stars from 13 billion years ago.