InWrite A CatalystbyIvy Buncaras·Apr 5Part 1: Applications of Translational and Rotational Motion“The universe is in constant dialogue with itself: while translation carries us across the vastness of space, rotation gives the world its…
E·Aug 5, 2025Rediscovering Science as an Adult: Learning Through a Middle School TextbookI’m not a science expert, and I don’t pretend to be. I’m simply a curious learner, rediscovering a love for science and eager to share what…A response icon2A response icon2
Patrick Bruskiewich·Jul 18, 2024Is π a Physical Constant?If you are a mathematician, and keen to think in terms of the abstract, then yes π is a constant. It can be arrived at by means of an…
Research Features·Apr 27, 2024The Gibbs quantum field: Least action drives the atmosphere’s dynamicsThe atmosphere is a dynamic system, and its stability is essential for life.
Research Features·Apr 1, 2024W4 — a multi-dimensional root-finding method for nonlinear equationsFinding the roots of mathematical functions is essential for solving real-world problems in physics, engineering, and economics.
Research Features·Mar 30, 2024Millimetre wave imaging in hand: Seeing the invisibleMillimetre wave radiation can be used to see inside objects and reveal hidden information.
Research Features·Mar 4, 2024Fundamental symmetry in particle physics: Rules that tell the most when brokenThe standard model, one of the boldest models in physics, has stood the tests of theory and experiment for almost 50 years.
InStarts With A Bang!byEthan Siegel·Dec 22, 2023Ask Ethan: Do any particles not have antiparticles?In our Universe, matter is made of particles, while antimatter is made of antiparticles. But sometimes, the physical lines get real blurry.A response icon3A response icon3
Research Outreach·Nov 8, 2023Obtaining Tsallis entropy at the onset of chaosTsallis entropy aims to extend traditional statistical mechanics, but some physicists believe the theory is incompatible with the…
