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Explore scientific principles, theories, and discoveries under the Physics category. This category offers a wide range of content, from fundamental principles of physics to complex theories. It serves as an excellent resource for understanding how the universe works, discovering the fundamental laws of nature, and delving into significant physical concepts that have contributed to the development of modern science. Here, you can access knowledge at all levels, from the basics of classical mechanics to the mysteries of quantum physics. Start uncovering the mysteries of the universe!
4 October 2026
The Science Notes by Delta and Gamma Anime Announced
Kadokawa has announced an anime adaptation of Takuma Sakai's light novel series The Science Notes by Delta and Gamma during the Dengeki Bunko Fall Festival Online 2026.
How Aerosol Simulations Refine Weather and Climate Forecasts
New atmospheric research uses artificial intelligence to assimilate satellite data into aerosol simulations while tracking stratospheric waves to improve extended winter forecasts.
How Pressure Sensitive Paint Maps Dynamic Wing Airflow
NASA researchers at Langley Research Center demonstrated unsteady pressure sensitive paint on a freely moving Benchmark Supercritical Wing model inside the low-oxygen Transonic Dynamics Tunnel.
Can a Type I Superconductor Break Time-Reversal Symmetry?
Physicists have discovered that single crystals of ytterbium diantimonide act as a type I superconductor that spontaneously breaks time-reversal symmetry, challenging longstanding assumptions about quantum materials.
How BBC Inside Science Tracks Particle Physics and New Labs
BBC Inside Science documents frontier research from CERN particle physics tunnels and cloud chambers to astrobiology and global climate models across Radio 4.
EarthCARE Volcanic Plume Tracking Guards Flight Safety
Observations from the EarthCARE satellite have revealed the intricate vertical structure of the volcanic plume from Indonesia's Anak Krakatau. By combining ultraviolet atmospheric lidar with highly sensitive cloud profiling radar, researchers mapped layered sulfate aerosols and settling ash aggregates, delivering vital altitude verification for aviation advisories across the Sunda Strait.
How Black Hole Jets Reshape Circumgalactic Gas Reservoirs
New spectroscopic observations reveal that energetic black hole jets heat and ionize circumgalactic gas hundreds of thousands of light-years away, offering fresh clues into why massive galaxies cease forming new stars.
Extra Snowfall Cannot Prevent Locked Antarctica Ice Loss
A new Nature Geoscience study shows Antarctica ice loss will continue this century even under ambitious climate limits, as warming oceans erode ice shelves.
How Harvard Nobel Laureates Advanced Modern Science
Harvard Nobel laureates have shaped pivotal advancements across chemistry, medicine, economics, physics, and international peace since the inception of the awards in 1901.
How Hurricane Polo Struck Mexico’s Coast and Moved Inland
Hurricane Polo made landfall in Baja California Sur as a Category 2 storm with 110 mph winds, prompting emergency evacuations and widespread flood warnings before heading toward Sonora.