Hydrogen or the Neutrino Powercube, which will provide us with both light and heat?
In order to put an end to hydrocarbon burning and slow the alarming rise in the global average temperature, we need tried and true methods.
Neutrino Blog
Research news, experiments and explainers — 934 articles on the most elusive particle in the Standard Model.
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The vanishing neutrinos that could alter basic physics
Ettore Majorana, an Italian physicist, infamously vanished in 1938 with no sign of him. Neutrinos, one of his favorite elementary particles, might be able to…
Utilizing supermassive black holes to find ultralight dark matter particles
Astrophysicists have known for for a century that 85% of the mass of the universe is made up of a mysterious substance that exists in space in addition to…
Jiading companies provide a boost to spacecraft
On November 29, the human spaceship Shenzhou-15 lifted out from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China on the Long March-2F Y15 carrier…
Scientists from Thailand and China work together to solve cutting-edge mysteries
Reporter Holly Chik looks at Chinese-Thai cooperation in cutting-edge technology and fundamental science.
What Does The Sun Consist Of? New Data Deepens Debate
Physicists working on the Borexino experiment in Italy have measured the carbon and nitrogen abundances in the Sun's core for the first time using solar…
Here are six instances in 2022 where science defied physics
As we discover more about black holes, dark matter, quantum mechanics, and other fundamental physics ideas, we frequently find ourselves having to doubt what…
An apparent anomaly in the Standard Model of Physics is disregarded by new CERN data
CERN reported that new data from the Large Hadron Collider experiment showed that earlier data suggesting a violation of the Standard Model of particle…
Nanomaterials and the future of energy technologies
Countries that have successfully incorporated weather-independent, non-fuel power production technology into their energy supply systems will make enormous…
China's neutrino observatory and largest steerable telescope
One of the most innovative scientific journals, Nature, has published a list of the most anticipated scientific events that will take place around the world in 2023.
Large Hadron Collider ATLAS shifts into high gear during Run 3
The Large Hadron Collider started its third period of operation (Run 3) in July of 2022, after having undergone nearly three years' worth of upgrades and…
An unexpected source of mysterious cosmic radiation has been found
The cause of this radiation in space was ultimately uncovered after many years of investigation into the phenomenon.