Marcus Woo

Mysterious quantum stars that act like single, monster atoms could form surprisingly quickly.

You can thank the solar system's head-spinning early years for Earth's rotation.

The echoes of colliding wormholes would look different than the signal from merging black holes.

Whistler waves are normally produced in the atmosphere by lightning. They could help protect nuclear fusion reactors from runaway electrons.

It's a trick question.

Phosphorus is an essential element for life — but that there was enough of it for life to start on Earth might just have been a matter of luck, new findings suggest.