Scientists Found the Universe's Invisible Architect
95% of the universe is invisible. A Texas A&M team built a detector so sensitive it could catch a dark matter particle that interacts with normal matter once per decade.
Exploring topics we know nothing about, with accompanying blogs and research.
Epstein-Barr virus infects 95% of adults and is now considered a necessary trigger for MS. A new UCSF study caught it red-handed — and a Moderna vaccine could potentially prevent MS within a generation.
95% of the universe is invisible. A Texas A&M team built a detector so sensitive it could catch a dark matter particle that interacts with normal matter once per decade.
Epstein-Barr virus infects 95% of adults and is now considered a necessary trigger for MS. A new UCSF study caught it red-handed — and a Moderna vaccine could potentially prevent MS within a generation.
Northwestern researchers grew a miniature human spinal cord, injured it, and healed it with 'dancing molecules' — the same therapy that reversed paralysis in mice.
A single molecular device performed five different jobs — memory, logic gate, analog processor, synapse, and selector — without changing its physical structure.
Researchers achieved the first real-time readout of Majorana qubits, and a Chinese team demonstrated unhackable quantum encryption over 100km.
A Cornell physicist calculated that the universe will stop expanding in 11 billion years and collapse into a Big Crunch. New dark energy data suggests we may be at cosmic halftime.
Barack Obama said aliens are 'real' on a podcast. Four days later, Trump ordered the Pentagon to release UFO files. We unpack the wildest week in disclosure history.