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The very weak forces of attraction caused by the Casimir effect can now be used to manipulate microscopic gold flakes and turn them into a light-trapping tool

  The Gospel of Thomas isn't what most people think it is. First of all, it's not a Gnostic text. Meaning, it doesn't contain teachings about a

In the 1920s, Erwin Schrödinger wrote an equation that predicts how particles-turned-waves should behave. Now, researchers are perfectly recreating those predictions in the lab

We can’t stir ordinary solids, but one research team now claims to have stirred an extraordinary quantum “supersolid”, generating tiny vortices

Before unveiling the first on-campus quantum computer in the US, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute invited experts from across the country to speak about the current state of quantum computing. Here are the highlights.

Physicist Peter Higgs, Nobel laureate known for the Higgs boson theory, passed away at 94. His groundbreaking work reshaped our understanding of the universe

Google’s blunder with images via the Gemini AI chatbot might portend much bigger problems of censorship and bias by Big Tech in the future, writes Rizwan Virk.

To capture the clearest and most direct images of a “Wigner crystal”, a structure made entirely of electrons, researchers used a special kind of microscope and two pieces of graphene unusually free of imperfections