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Category: Physics ⚛
From the origin of the universe to how does the sunglasses work. Physics secion contains everything about the properties of energy and matter.
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By Inés Martínez Marchán The formation of neutron stars The fate of a star is ultimately dependent on its mass right after its initial formation. Stars with an initial mass greater than about eight times that of the current mass of the Sun are considered massive stars and hold the capacity to form neutron stars…
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By Darragh McCann Nearly two years ago, on the first of July 2023, a SpaceX Falcon 9 launched from Cape Canaveral, carrying with it a telescope destined to uncover our universe’s deepest, darkest secrets. This was the beginning of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Euclid mission, designed to observe and map the composition and evolution…
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By Anna Wlizlo One morning, just outside Geneva, Switzerland, a group of scientists gathered, awaiting the presentation of the first results from the newly built Large Hadron Collider. The suspense was palpable, the atmosphere thick with the anticipation of a breakthrough. Scientists from all over the world followed the event both in person and online.…
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