The Unpredictable Dance of Interconnectedness!

Solving the Vacuum Catastrophe

By Shawn Radcliffe

Quantum field theory has made some incredibly accurate predictions about the universe, but it has also made some of the worst.

Star Stuff

By Shawn Radcliffe

Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin on the Mystery of Stars

Neutrinos Lead to Unexpected Discovery in Basic Math

By Natalie Wolchover

Three physicists wanted to calculate how neutrinos change. They ended up discovering an unexpected relationship between some of the most ubiquitous objects in math.

What are intermediate-mass black holes?

By Jake Parks

We've detected puny, stellar-mass black holes. And we've detected giant, supermassive black holes. But what about those in the middle?

A Planetary Sense of Love

By Krista Tippett in On Being

Astronomer Natalie Batalha embodies a planetary sense of what “love” is and means.

David Bohm, Implicate Order and Holomovement

David Bohm was one of the most distinguished theoretical physicists of his generation, and a fearless challenger of scientific orthodoxy.

Quantum Biology: Photosynthesis - An Interview with Chris Fields

Q:  How do quantum phenomena take part in photosynthesis and why is it important?

The Cosmic Web

By Becky Ferreira

Galaxies can move with each other across huge distances, and against the predictions of basic cosmological models.

Landmark Computer Science Proof Cascades Through Physics and Math

By Kevin Hartnett

A new proof in computer science also has implications for researchers in quantum mechanics and pure mathematics

Quantum Gravity Could Reverse Cause and Effect

By Stephanie Pappas

Any theory of quantum gravity is going to have to grapple with some weird time stuff.

Are the Past and Future Real? The Physics and Philosophy of Time

By Elizabeth Fernandez

What is happening right now? Is your “now” the same as my “now”?

A Fifth Force of Nature

By Mike McKrae

Physicists See Hints of X17, an Elusive Particle That Could Be a New Force of Nature

Could the Universe be Curved, not Flat?

By Eleonora Di Valentino

In a curved universe, no matter which direction you travel in, you will end up at the starting point

Physics is Pointing Inexorably to Mind

So-called “information realism” has some surprising implications

Human Bias

By Ethan Siegel

Quantum Physics is Fine, Human Bias About Reality is the Real Problem

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Mathematics as a Unifying Field

With Edward Frenkel

In this inspiring talk, the mathematician Edward Frenkel speaks about the beauty and elegance of mathematics