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Sorry, Einstein - physicists just reinforced the reality of quantum weirdness in the Universe

Scientists have developed a special nanoparticle coating that's easy to apply to normal paper and changes colour when ultraviolet (UV) light shines on it. The colour change can be reversed when the coating is heated to 1…

WATCH: Sea Cliffs Just Collapsed in on This Hawaii's Ridiculous 'Lava Tube'

Scientists Have Figured Out How Our Brains Sharpen Our Memories While We Sleep

💡Dragonfish are the stuff of nightmares with their oversized jaws and rows of fanglike teeth. The deep sea creatures may be only several centimeters long, but they can trap and swallow sizeable prey. How these tiny terr…

Chinese factory replaces 90% of human workers with robots. Production rises by 250%, defects drop by 80%

Ceres May Have Vanishing Cryovolcanoes

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Radiation Levels in the Fukushima Reactor Are Soaring Unexpectedly

What's the Actual Difference Between a Hydrogen Bomb and an Atomic Bomb?

💡When scientists uncover bones and other hard objects from the ground, they can sometimes find scraps of organic material attached. But nothing we've found comes close to the age of proteins recently discovered on a din…

Nuclear fusion is premised on building technology that would replicate the reaction that naturally powers our Sun - two light atoms, in this case, hydrogen, are fused together under extreme temperatures to produce anothe…

💡Scientists chasing the dream of quantum computing - technology that would grant us unprecentented processing power - just got their biggest break yet, because the first ever open-source blueprint for a practical quantu…

Of the many unanswered questions that stand in the way of the Standard Model of physics being able to adequately explain the Universe and everything in it, the mystery of matter-antimatter asymmetry is one of the biggest

Researchers Just Found Evidence of an Ancient 'Lost Continent' Under Mauritius

For decades, scientists have been toying with the idea that our Universe is - or once was - a giant hologram, where the laws of physics require just two dimensions, but everything appears three-dimensional to us