News by Category: Science

A new theory proposes that gravity is a byproduct of the universe's information processing, potentially hinting at a simulated reality.

Scientists at CERN have successfully converted lead into gold using the Large Hadron Collider, albeit in minuscule amounts. The focus is on understanding the underlying nuclear processes.

A rare New Zealand snail's egg-laying was captured on film, marking a significant moment in its conservation.

A newly discovered bacteria exhibits high electrical conductivity, promising applications in bioelectronics and environmental remediation.

NASA's SPHEREx telescope begins its mission to create detailed infrared maps of the entire sky, promising new insights into the early universe and the search for life beyond Earth.

A novel quantum algorithm, DQI, demonstrates a speed advantage over classical algorithms in solving optimization problems, marking a potential step forward in quantum computing.

The Perseverance rover discovers an unusual rock formation on Mars, prompting questions about its origin and Martian geological history.

Explore the history and impact of arXiv, the digital repository that revolutionized scientific research and open access publishing.

Aix Marseille University offers refuge to US scientists facing funding cuts, highlighting concerns about scientific research support in America.