Physics News Stories

Blood oxygen levels may soon be measured in the comfort of your own home using a personal smartphone.

A fabric ear containing special fibres that detect sound

Time and Space are linked, and gravity bends both. Now we can measure the Earth bending time over just 1 mm...

Birds certainly don't need a GPS system to get home

Flights aboard the "Vomit Comet" reveal oxygen production might be less efficient on the Moon...

A new milestone in nuclear fusion research was achieved at the largest laser facility in the world.

Moving data at 100 gigabytes per second: that's 25 movies in under a second...

This interactive display uses sound to produce 3D video and audio...

Twisting and untwisting fibres could become the mechanism for more environmentally friendly fridges...

A new compound could lead to less flammable batteries

No mua aliens: alien technology is not a viable explanation for Oumuamua

How rising Antarctic winds are boosting ocean temperatures...

New study yields insight into the structure of a peculiar class of sub-atomic particles known as pentaquarks.

An injection of nanoparticles to the retina allows mice to see infrared light.

‘Nano-tweezers’ create electric fields capable of trapping single molecules and extracting them from living cells.

A galaxy in the early universe feeds off its smaller neighbours...

Four gas giants form from the dust of a junior star...

Will we ever know how prime numbers are distributed along the number line?

Is this graphene 2.0?

A low-cost large-scale industrial process that captures atmospheric carbon dioxide and converts it to low-carbon fuels...

A sustainable world powered entirely by renewable energy sources is viable, according to a new study from scientists in...

Using data gathered by the Gravity Recovery and Climate Satellite (GRACE) from 2002 to 2016, a team at NASA Goddard...

Or do we have to choose?

New results shed light on excess positrons.