My college laptop was slow. It didn’t help that the internet was too. Neither fact distracted me from two crucial tasks: downloading music and...

In this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast, the science journalist Anna Demming meets four people who are trying to...

French novelist Jules Verne delighted 19th-century readers with the tantalizing notion that a journey to the center of the Earth was actually plausible.Since then,...

Anna Demming describes how a new charity called Space Pride wants to challenge the space industry’s outdated attitudes to diversity by...

By Dan O'Shea posted 07 Aug 2023 NASA’s Cold Atom Lab aboard the International Space Station is getting...

Robots are slowly getting smarter, mostly thanks to advances in artificial intelligence that enable them to learn on their own rather than requiring constant...

IntroductionThe jellyfish that move through the seas by gently pulsing their saclike bodies may not seem to hold many secrets that would interest human...

This is a guest post by Carter Huffman, CTO and Co-founder at Modulate. Modulate is a Boston-based startup on a mission to build richer,...

Digital arts are always searching for new prompts to generate the next big thing in AI art. A new feature on the generative AI...

By Sandra Helsel posted 07 Mar 2023 Quantum News Briefs March 7: A call for Europe to increase...

A new photon detector called PEACOQ can register the arrival times of individual photons with...

Space-as-a-service startup Xplore has brought in $16.2 million to date including venture capital funding and contracts.

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