Double-Slit Experiment Performed With Single Atoms Shows Einstein Was Wrong
In the experiment, researchers used individual atoms as the slit. It appears that Einstein was wrong.
Beneath Antarctica’s Sea Ice, Leopard Seals Sing Nursery Rhymes In Search Of Love
Mary had a little lamb, but these ruthless hunters ate it.
Meet Alba: The World’s Only Known Albino Orangutan Still Living In Borneo
Despite a difficult start, Alba continues to thrive.
People Are Just Realizing That One Horse Is More Powerful Than One Horsepower
Horsepower has been a unit of power since the late 18th century.
Voyager: An Inside Look At NASA’s Longest-Running Mission With Someone There From The Start
We bring you an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at this iconic mission with Dr Linda Spilker, from her first job out of college to serving as the current Voyager Project Scientist.
For 100 Years, A Stable 20-Electron Ferrocene Molecule Was Thought ”Improbable” – Until Now
The metal-organic complex opens up questions of which other molecules thought forbidden might be possible.
The Khamar-Daban Incident Is So Strange It Is Known As ”Buryatia’s Dyatlov Pass”
In August 1993, seven hikers climbed the popular tourist destination, Khamar-Daban mountain. Only one witness would survive.
Zebroids, Zeedonks, Zorses, Zonies: Welcome To The World Of Zebra Hybrids
Evidently, zebras aren’t too fussy about who they mate with.
New Study Raises ”Disturbing Prospect” About Alien Civilizations Using Dyson Swarms
Maybe it’s best if we don’t detect one, after all.
How Far Into The Universe Can You See With Your Naked Eye?
It’s a lot further than the confines of our galaxy.