What Is the Large Hadron Collider?
The Large Hadron Collider is CERN’s 27-kilometer particle accelerator that circulates beams of protons or heavy ions in opposite directions and collides them so experime…
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The Large Hadron Collider is CERN’s 27-kilometer particle accelerator that circulates beams of protons or heavy ions in opposite directions and collides them so experime…
Scientists in Japan have created two new forms of oxygen that have unusual properties compared to popular theories about atomic structure.
One of the strangest things about Uranus and Neptune is their magnetic fields.
After years of using high-cost machines from abroad, China has started using domestically produced goods.
The research team at Fermilab will observe ghost particles traveling 1,287 km between detectors, thereby uncovering the mysteries of the universe.
The world's most powerful particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider, is gearing up for its next run after a three-year hiatus for an upgrade.
Physicists in Finland have created a pumpkin-shaped atomic nucleus that can produce protons in a rare type of radioactive decay.
The ability to store and release explosive energy makes uranium very useful, especially in the production of nuclear weapons.
The human brain consumes more energy than other organs. This information may surprise many people but it is the truth.
CLST with a aperture of 1.8m has captured the image of the Sun's surface in detail, showing that this optical device can detect warning signs when a solar storm is appro…
The ion tail of comet 153P / Ikeya-Zhang is at least 7.5 times the distance between Earth and the Sun, nearly double the previous record of the comet Hyakutake.
The new research could be a revolution in treatments for cancer patients.
Omeprazole 20mg STADA® contains the active ingredient omeprazol, which is a proton pump inhibitor (PPI). The drug works by reducing the amount of acid secreted by the st…
The Spektr-RG telescope is expected to be able to detect 3 million supermassive black holes and 100,000 new galaxies in operation.
Try this: Take a lemon, peel it and eat it but don't frown. You can do it? No, maybe not