Latest articles by Ben Turner
China's "artificial sun" has set a new world record after reaching temperatures five times hotter than the sun.
Theories based only on real numbers are incapable of explaining the results of this new experiment.
NASA is tracking two explorers on a 2,268-mile (3,650 kilometers) journey across Antarctica to learn more about humanity's ability to survive on Mars.
The UN says temperatures were "more befitting the Mediterranean than the Arctic."
The messy quantum soup of spin states allows for quantum entanglement across an entire material.
The mineral-rich asteroid has an estimated worth of $4.71 billion.
The effect, called Pauli blocking, has been predicted for 30 years. Scientists just proved it for the first time.
To create the ice, the scientists had to squeeze a water droplet to 3.5 million times Earth's atmospheric pressure and heat it hotter than the sun.
The hypothesis could help to explain the weird discrepancies spotted in space-time ripples from enormous black hole collisions.
The rate of atmospheric expansion has increased since the first measurements in the 1980s.
This eclipse will be the longest one of the century, and of the past 580 years.
Aside from lava flows, the volcano has been belching out high-speed molten boulders and causing tremors.
The enormous pledge encompasses over 85% of the world's forests and more than 100 nations.
Scientists made the startling discovery by plugging radio wave observations into a brand-new computer model.
Wigner crystals have been theorized for more than 80 years, but this is the first time the elusive crystals have been captured in an image.
Their work gave us crucial insights into how complex systems behave.
The fireball’s bright streak was captured by a neighborhood porch camera.
The crystals neatly sidestep some of physics' most iron-clad laws.
A new simulation predicts that the lost giants were dislodged by gigantic collisions and have wandered the outskirts of galaxies ever since.
Astronomers use the rings to study remote galaxies and to measure the masses of the objects that create them.
The new phase of matter behaves like a solid and a frictionless liquid at the same time
The particles used were spooky virtual particles, conjured from a disturbance between two electromagnetic fields.
Although scientists don’t fully understand the varying strengths of the factors contributing to the slowdown, all of them are linked to human-caused climate change.
