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Peter W. Higgs and François Englert Win Nobel Prize in Physics for the Higgs Boson

By Glen Tickle Oct 8th
Teleportation Might Be Possible, If You Don’t Mind Waiting 4 Quadrillion Years

By Sam Maggs Oct 3rd
Relax, MIT and Harvard Scientists Did Not Build a Lightsaber

By Glen Tickle Sep 27th
High Energy Regions in Radiation Belt Around Earth Speed Up Electrons to Nearly the Speed of Light

By Ian Chant Jul 26th
Antimatter Matters, the Quantum Physics Board Game, Makes Assembling Atoms Into a Competition

By Victoria McNally Jul 11th
The Wolverine Train Fight Clip Drops, Defies All Possible Laws of Physics [Video]

By Victoria McNally Jul 8th
I Want One! Physicists Create Desktop-Sized Antimatter Gun

By Ian Chant Jun 26th
Four Quarks Good, Two Quarks Bad: Scientists Detect New Kind of Subatomic Particle

By Jonah Feldman Jun 20th
How Do You Turn Sound Into Light? Turns Out, We Don’t Exactly Know

By Ian Chant Jun 6th
A Brief Guide to the Beginning of the Universe [Video]

By Ian Chant Apr 10th
Physicists Attend Their Own “Oscars,” Receive Serious Cash-Money Prizes for Being Smart

By Jeff LaSala Mar 21st
It’s (Mostly) Official: That’s A Higgs Boson, Alright

By Ian Chant Mar 14th
Students Write Paper On Physics of Spider-Man 2’s Train Stop Scene

By Glen Tickle Feb 25th
Minute Physics Explains The Whole Universe In Under Three Minutes [Video]

By Ian Chant Feb 18th
What Happens When An Unstoppable Force Meets An Immovable Object? MinutePhysics Breaks It Down

By Ian Chant Jan 25th
Take That, Lord Kelvin: Researchers Create Gas Particles Colder Than Absolute Zero

By Ian Chant Jan 4th
Physics Lets Us Know How Many Fish Gollum Needs to Live, We Now Sleep Easier at Night

By Steven Romano Dec 13th
Large Hadron Collider Creating Never-Before-Seen Kind Of Matter

By Ian Chant Nov 27th
Researchers Reveal Science Behind Penguin Snuggling

By Ian Chant Nov 19th
Physicists Invent (Tiny) Working Tractor Beam, World Becomes Instantly More Awesome

By Ian Chant Oct 22nd