New Kind of Nanotubes Generate Electric Current When Exposed to Light
A discovery of a new kind of photovoltaic nanotubes could help with future high-efficiency solar panels.
Is Another Economic Recession Just Around the Corner?
The strong economy is one of the key arguments the Trump campaign is using during its reelection efforts. There have been some recent news that suggest that not only is the economy slowing down, but the U.S. might be headed for a recession. If a recession hits before the 2020 election, the president will have an uphill climb to earn a second term.
First Three-Dimensional Quantum Teleportation Achived for the First Time
Scientists have made a major breakthrough in quantum teleportation by successfully transferring the most complex data set yet. The high-dimensional teleportation could play a very important role in the future of quantum computers.
More Than One Reality Exists in Quantum Physics
A quantum physics experiment has given evidence to the mind-bending idea that under the right set of conditions, two people observing the same events can see two different things happen and both be correct.
Researchers develop model to reduce CO2 emissions from buildings by 80 percent by 2050
A new model developed by researchers suggests that it is possible to cut CO2 emissions, according to a research paper published in the journal Joule on Aug. 15, 2019.
Researchers Created Millions of Virtual Universes and Shed Light on Galaxy Evolution
Scientists have found a way to create millions of virtual universes. Their study contradicts what we know about galactic evolution.
A Simple Explanation of Blockchain
Blockchain has been heard a lot in the past couple of years, but what exactly is it? Here is a simple way to understanding blockchain.
Scary Science: We Might Be Living In a Video Game
Are we living in the real world or are we just in a very detailed computer simulation?
Careers of the Future: 42 Professions of Tomorrow
Automation and robots will make a lot of jobs unnecessary. So what jobs will we do in the future?
Fast Friends
Getting out of your comfort zone isn’t easy, but it is important to push the boundaries of what you are used to and not limit yourself to the basics of your daily routine. Science explains why it’s hard to break your routine and why you should do it.