Physics
The universe did not collapse: CERN researchers transport antimatter
Researchers moved roughly 92 to 100 antiprotons for about 30 minutes over approximately five kilometers on its Geneva campus.
Why trusting physics, not politics, once kept Iran in check - opinion
Physicists pinpoint mechanism behind familiar basketball shoes squeak
Schrödinger’s Jew: How antisemitism is more absurd than quantum mechanics - opinion
Israel at CERN: Big Science and the ‘God Particle’
Israeli researchers from Technion, Tel Aviv University and the Weizmann Institute play important roles in CERN research. And this has been the case for over 30 years.
Reaffirmed anomaly could lead to innovations in standard model physics
Despite the reaffirmation, many other neutrino experiments have mysteriously failed to replicate the anomalous results.
New time crystal experiment may open new horizons in quantum computing
A time crystal is a phase of matter which repeats in time, similar to how a regular crystal's structure repeats in space.
NASA: Universe expansion is 'weird,' scientists unsure why - study
Why is the universe expanding so quickly? Scientists don't know, and there's a chance that it might be that there are physics at work that we have yet to understand.
World's most powerful heavy-ion accelerator to open in Michigan
A community of 1,600 scientists from around the world will use the accelerator to study how the universe formed.
CERN's Large Hadron Collider returns to service after 3-year hiatus
Four years of physics-data taking are set to begin this summer at the LHC, marking the third run of the collider.
A tiny change in a particle's mass could shake the world of physics
A new precise measurement of the W boson's mass creates a huge buzz as it could force a new approach to the Standard Model of particle physics.
Hebrew University discovers new magnetic phenomenon - study
The discovery ultimately relied on images produced by a new type of magnetic microscopy developed in Israel, which can measure the magnetic field of a single electron
New simulation is largest, most detailed model of early universe
Named after the Etruscan goddess of the dawn, the "Thesan" model will help scientists study the complex environment of the young universe.
Scientists discover new solar waves that don't fit with current theories
The newly discovered waves move three times faster than current theories predict.
