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The new system allows these nanoscale sensors to detect tiny fluctuations in electromagnetic fields across every frequency.

Between the late 2020s and early 2030s, NASA’s DAVINCI probe will take a look at Venus's atmosphere in unprecedented detail by dropping a probe with a spectrometer to the planet’s surface.

A laser mode sensor development by gravitational-wave scientists at the University of Western Australia could be the key to probing beneath the surface of neutron stars. The breakthrough may help researchers test the limits of Einstein’s theory of General Relativity using gravitational waves.

As robot surgery becomes more widely implemented, the need for these machines to more closely mimic the trained hands of a surgeon grows. Much of this hinges on the right choice of robotic joints.

A journey through black holes from their violent exterior, light trapping event horizon, to a region where the laws of physics cease to apply. What lies beneath the glowing golden ring of Sagitarius A* the supermassive black hole at the heart of the Milky Way.

Motion control technologies are vital to the safe and efficient functioning of many robot devices. Learn more about what the future looks like for this area of design.

CERN’s Large Hadron Collider is back online, bringing with it the possibility of new physics, a taster for a major upgrade that will be completed in 2029.

The Large Hadron Collider made history in 2012 by discovering the Higgs boson, now as it restarts, the search begins for new physics. The Large Hadron Collider made history in 2012 by discovering the Higgs boson, now as it restarts, the search begins for new physics.

The latest Trusts news, articles and analysis from the The Age

Spacecraft powered by solar sails propelled by photons could explore interstellar space, redefining the term “traveling light.”