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Mirrors That Detect Ripples in Space-Time Were Frozen to Near Absolute Zero

Science & Health

4 months ago

Mirrors That Detect Ripples in Space-Time Were Frozen to Near Absolute Zero

Mars Missions Could Have a Negative Impact on Astronaut’s Cognitive and Emotional Skills

Science & Health

7 months ago

Mars Missions Could Have a Negative Impact on Astronaut’s Cognitive and Emotional Skills

Elisa Raffaella Ferrè

Physicists Measure the Smallest Gravitational Field Ever Detected

7 months ago

Physicists Measure the Smallest Gravitational Field Ever Detected

Over the Christmas season of 2019, four physicists hovered over two minuscule gold orbs, each about the size of a…

Space Station Spiders Found a Hack to Build Webs Without Gravity

Science & Health

10 months ago

Space Station Spiders Found a Hack to Build Webs Without Gravity

Why Does Gravity Exist?

Science & Health

1 year ago

Why Does Gravity Exist?

David Blair

Astronomers Spot a Black Hole so Massive They Weren’t Sure it Could Exist

Science & Health

1 year ago

Astronomers Spot a Black Hole so Massive They Weren’t Sure it Could Exist

Ilya Mandel

One of the greatest things about being an astrophysicist is that you keep discovering things you didn’t think were possible….

Jonas Cuarón, Co-Writer of Gravity, Is Set to Direct a Chupacrabra Movie for Netflix

1 year ago

Jonas Cuarón, Co-Writer of Gravity, Is Set to Direct a Chupacrabra Movie for Netflix

Julie Muncy

1 year ago

10 Sci-Fi Action Movies To Watch If You Miss Thrill Rides

Germain Lussier

Studio Producers Wanted Alfonso Cuarón To Give Gravity A Much More Comforting Ending

3 years ago

Studio Producers Wanted Alfonso Cuarón To Give Gravity A Much More Comforting Ending

, Alfonso Cuarón’s Oscar-winning sci-fi thriller from 2013, has a distinct, powerful ending. And if the studio had had its…

Scientists Build Atomic Clocks Accurate Enough To Measure Changes In Spacetime Itself

3 years ago

Scientists Build Atomic Clocks Accurate Enough To Measure Changes In Spacetime Itself

Ryan F. Mandelbaum

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