Why physics is unreasonably good at creating new math
Physics is increasingly inspiring breakthroughs in mathematics, reversing the historical trend of mathematics guiding physics.
John Coltrane Draws a Picture Illustrating the Mathematics of Music
Stephon Alexander illustrates the parallels between Albert Einstein's theories and John Coltrane's music, emphasizing the inherent mathematical qualities in both.
Why physics is unreasonably good at creating new math
Physics is increasingly inspiring breakthroughs in mathematics, reversing the historical trend of mathematics guiding physics.
John Coltrane Draws a Picture Illustrating the Mathematics of Music
Stephon Alexander illustrates the parallels between Albert Einstein's theories and John Coltrane's music, emphasizing the inherent mathematical qualities in both.
Astronomers Are Using Ancient Light to Map the Dark Ages' of the Universe
Science has achieved profound precision in understanding the cosmos, revealing insights into spacetime, black holes, and the expansion of the universe.
The future in 1939: Microfilm and Elektro the Moto-Man
Einstein's observations on future progress are marked by a blend of hope and concern, highlighting societal issues that persist despite technological advancements.
Question: Are you asking the "right" questions?
Asking the right questions is crucial in both physics and business for unlocking new possibilities and achieving success.
Why quantum theory is just like magic (and Einstein deserves more credit in this field than he gets)
Alain Aspect highlights Einstein's underestimated role in quantum physics, particularly regarding entanglement and the quantum theory of light.
The Silk Roads' mysterious treasures and the dawn of the 'Hellocene': Books in brief
Emmy Noether's contributions to mathematics and physics, particularly her theorem linking symmetry and energy conservation, are often overlooked despite their significance to Einstein's work.
Einstein in Oxford: the untold story of an unlikely friendship
Political turmoil leads to scientific collaboration, reminiscent of the past movements from Europe to the UK and US.
Scientific refugees during crises can significantly impact political and scientific landscapes.
Einstein's atomic bomb letter, which he called his 'one great mistake,' just sold for almost $4 million
Einstein's letter warning Roosevelt about atomic weapons sold for $3.9 million, reflecting its historical significance despite Einstein's later regret.
Einstein in Oxford: the untold story of an unlikely friendship
Political turmoil leads to scientific collaboration, reminiscent of the past movements from Europe to the UK and US.
Scientific refugees during crises can significantly impact political and scientific landscapes.
Einstein's atomic bomb letter, which he called his 'one great mistake,' just sold for almost $4 million
Einstein's letter warning Roosevelt about atomic weapons sold for $3.9 million, reflecting its historical significance despite Einstein's later regret.
How the Dallas Cowboys became a case study for two famous dead scientists
The Dallas Cowboys reflect a pattern of repeated failures and unrealistic hope, likened to Einstein's take on insanity.
This is genius: A new graphic novel imagines conversations between Einstein and Kafka
Ken Krimstein's 'Einstein in Kafkaland' explores Albert Einstein's pivotal year in Prague, combining biography with elements of historical fiction and whimsy.
The Event Horizon Telescope Just Made A Major Breakthrough - Black Holes Can Now Be Seen in 'Color Vision'
The Event Horizon Telescope can now observe the black hole in galaxy M87 with greater definition and color, enhancing our understanding of black hole dynamics.
Science treasures from Microsoft mogul up for auction - and researchers are salivating
Paul Allen's auction features significant science-history artifacts, underscoring his lifelong commitment to preserving scientific heritage.
Could Gravitational-Wave Memories' Prove Einstein Wrong?
Gravitational waves leave permanent marks in space
Next-generation detectors may detect gravitational wave memory effect for testing gravity understanding.
Einstein's Theory of Relativity Explained in One of the Earliest Science Films Ever Made (1923)
The Fleischer brothers produced an animated film to explain Einstein's theory of relativity to a non-scientific audience in 1923.