The intriguing science behind shape-memory alloys reveals how metals can recall their original form, but the full mechanism might surprise you.
Metal That “Remembers” Its Shape? The Science Behind Shape-Memory Alloys
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Water Can Stay Liquid Below Freezing—The Weird Science of Supercooling
A fascinating phenomenon allows water to remain liquid below freezing, and exploring supercooling reveals surprising scientific insights.
You’re Probably Inhaling Microplastics—How They Travel Through the Air
The tiny microplastics suspended in the air may be traveling into your lungs—discover how they reach you and what you can do about it.
Inside an Atom Is a Wild Place—Meet the “Particle Zoo” in 5 Minutes
Unlock the mysteries of the particle zoo inside atoms and discover how these tiny particles shape our universe—what secrets will you uncover next?
Geoengineering Experiment in Ocean Shows Mixed Results in CO2 Uptake
Despite promising initial findings, this ocean geoengineering experiment reveals complex outcomes in CO₂ absorption, prompting questions about its true effectiveness.
Ultra-Precise Atomic Clock Tests Fundamental Physics Constants Over 15 Years
Discover how ultra-precise atomic clocks over 15 years challenge our understanding of fundamental physics constants and what this means for the universe.
Evidence of New Particle Discovered at CERN Challenges the Standard Model
Breaking news from CERN reveals potential new particles that could revolutionize physics—discover what this discovery means for our understanding of the universe.
Plants Communicate via Underground Fungi Networks, New Study Shows
New research uncovers how underground fungi networks enable plants to communicate and defend against threats, revealing fascinating insights into ecosystem resilience.
Mathematical Model Predicts Imminent Flip of Earth’s Magnetic Field
Fascinating new research suggests Earth’s magnetic flip could happen sooner than expected, with potential effects that may surprise you.
New Superconductor Works Near Room Temperature Under High Pressure
The breakthrough superconductor operates near room temperature but requires extreme pressure, raising questions about how future innovations will overcome these challenges.
