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Of Islands, Holograms and Saving Quantum Physics From a Black Hole Paradox – The Wire Science - Vimarsana News

Of Islands, Holograms and Saving Quantum Physics From a Black Hole Paradox – The Wire Science

Physicists can't stop black holes from evaporating, but they might be able to keep a cherished principle of quantum physics from being broken in the process.

Unravelling the mysteries of the "arrow of time" - Vimarsana News

Unravelling the mysteries of the "arrow of time"

Why does time run forward? New research looking at the retina of salamanders sheds some light on the arrow of time.

Our Planet's 80 Trillion People Yet to Come to Do Plants Possess Intelligence? (Planet Earth Report) - Vimarsana News

Our Planet's 80 Trillion People Yet to Come to Do Plants Possess Intelligence? (Planet Earth Report)

Today's stories include Scientists are Unraveling the Mystery of Time to Gladiators were the Superstars of the Roman Empire to Scientists Discover ‘Uncontaminated Extraterrestrial Materials’ in an Ancient Asteroid Sample, and much more.

Liberal Pakistani Writer: Israel Only Truly Fears Iran - Vimarsana News

Liberal Pakistani Writer: Israel Only Truly Fears Iran

Dr. Pervez Hoodbhoy, a Pakistani nuclear scientist and respected academic known for his liberal views, recently wrote an article, titled "Israel's Secret Weapon," stressing the importance of education in the advancement of nations while criticizing a range of conspiracy theories against Israel prevailing in the Islamic world.

Source: memri.org
Scientists analyse movement of speech aerosols to study virus transmission - Vimarsana News

Scientists analyse movement of speech aerosols to study virus transmission

Very few studies have looked at aerosol transport by speech as a possible mode of asymptomatic transmission