New research challenges our understanding of galactic cores, suggesting they might not consist of what we previously thought. Instead, these centers could house colossal, invisible stars formed from mysterious “fuzzy” matter, reshaping our view of the universe’s inner workings.
Scientists exploring the notorious 3-body problem have uncovered surprising “islands of regularity” that break through the expected gravitational chaos.
Using a revolutionary new technique, scientists have captured the first-ever detailed image of a photon—the tiniest particle of light—unlocking a remarkable milestone in the world of physics
Light is both—a wave and a particle. Huygens’ wave theory and Newton’s particle theory clashed for centuries until Einstein’s photoelectric effect showed light behaves as photons, confirming its dual nature
