Merger of two stellar remnants could explain a peculiar split between the star’s helium

Team find eight extremely short, independent, bursts that last between five and 15 microseconds

Desirable defects known as nitrogen vacancies could be created in hexagonal boron nitride using aberration

Oldest-ever Nobel laureate led the development of lithium-ion batteries

New work in kagome metals could advance our understanding of the physics of superconductors and

Imaging advance will have important implications in many areas of science, including medical and environmental

Distant quasar sheds light on the reionization of the cosmos

System can be used where satellite navigation systems fail

Observing the Milky Way galaxy in particles rather than light opens up a new avenue

The early history of laser cooling is a tale of three Nobel prizes and plenty

Not everyone agrees that dark matter’s days are numbered

Researchers observe Pines' demon unexpectedly after bombarding exotic metal with electrons

Phenomenon known as fermionic breakdown occurs near a magnetic quantum phase transition in a heavy

Super-heavy isotope was the last remaining artificial candidate for extra-stable status

Planet could explain strange properties of trans-Neptunian objects

Absence of mass gap in black-hole mergers could point to dark matter

The lunar surface contains much less ice than was previously expected, though deposits are widespread

Sesquiterpene creates cloud-forming particles

ATLAS experiment at CERN shatters the entanglement energy record by 12 orders of magnitude

New analysis suggests a hypothetical force-carrier model matches data better than the Standard Model

Functional MRI studies show how blue light can enhance cognitive performance by modulating information flow

Accelerator-on-a-chip could find use in medicine and industry

Source of 244 EeV particle is unknown

Approach uses the random coupling of the quantum and classical worlds

New study applies Bayesian inference to multiple observations

Seven M-dwarfs recently identified as possible Dyson sphere candidates could be a case of

Hypothetical objects could be observed in gravitational waves

Independent demonstrations by teams in China, Europe and the US bring a quantum Internet closer

Study finds that “foundational” work is often not properly cited, skewing its true impact