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Sci-Five | The Hindu Science Quiz: on fundamental forces and gravity

Test your Science quotient with this quiz

The Hindu

What are redshift and blueshift? How astronomers learn the distance of far-off objects

They can help unearth plants or tell us about the most distant objects in the universe.

Inverse

Black holes: Everything you need to know

Black holes are some of the most fascinating objects in the universe.

Space

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This futuristic telescope would use Einsteinian physics to find Earth 2.0

The Sun could act as a big magnifier for finding out if a rocky planet has the right ingredients for life.

Inverse

Welcome to the wonderful world of cymatics, the sights of sound

Hans Jenny: you should see what I can hear

Newcastle Herald

Mum given diagnosis about daughter's hair after appearing on The One Show

Holly Wright, eight, loves her incredible look - and was finally diagnosed with the rare genetic disorder after appearing on BBC1's The One Show where she was featured

Daily Mirror

Daily Quiz | On Albert Einstein

April 18 marks Albert Einstein’s death anniversary. Here’s a quiz on one of the greatest physicists of all time.

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Three years ago, we got the first-ever image of a gargantuan black hole — confirming Einstein's greatest theory

Three years ago, the study of black holes was revolutionized. Now, the team is turning to the closest supermassive black hole to Earth — the one at the center of the Milky Way.

Inverse

What is gravitational lensing? 107 years later, a phenomenon predicted by Einstein is still bearing fruit

A massive object can act like a massive magnifying glass under the right conditions.

Inverse

Mum of girl with unruly hair due to condition told 'brush it' by cruel strangers

Rosie Thundercliffe-Boughton has uncombable hair syndrome which causes he whiter hair to look dry, wiry, and out of control - and her mum get comments from comparing her Rosie's hair to Rod Stewart, Donald Trump and Boris Johnson

Daily Mirror

Perihelion: What is it and when does it occur?

Perihelion is the point at which an orbiting body is closest to the sun. The word comes from Greek and literally means around (peri) the sun (helios).

Space

Astronomers find a clever way to find an Einsteinian phenomena using dead stars

A gamma-ray space telescope is now joining the search for ongoing ripples through the space-time fabric.

Inverse

Behind the script of the canceled Deus Ex movie

We got access to a script draft for the canceled Deus Ex: Human Revolution movie adaptation, so we can take a look at what we missed out on.

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NASA's next big telescope could tell us if the universe will rip itself apart

Will the Universe keep expanding and tear itself apart in a Big Rip?

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Chicago Sun-Times

Horoscope for Wednesday, March 30, 2022

Today you feel a greater interest or concern for the deeper aspects of life. You might seek metaphysical and spiritual insights, especially with your heart rather than your mind. You want to encounter profundity (or at least recall Einstein’s first name.)

Salon

A Republican who wanted world government

It sounds like alternate history: A Republican who ran against FDR — from the left. Meet Wendell Willkie

Inverse

Is this overlooked fact the real reason dinosaurs went extinct?

In this edition of Inverse Daily, find the possible real reason dinosaurs went extinct, the American paranoia in the FBI’s Albert Einstein file, and more.

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If you want to know what’s true, then math is a pretty good place to start, says Abel Prize winner Dennis P. Sullivan

On March 23, the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters announced their decision to award this yea

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Inverse

New atomic clocks could herald in a "second quantum revolution"

The next generation atomic clocks could bring breakthroughs from fundamental physics to navigation.

Inverse

Get stuck in the past — nostalgia might be helping your brain

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about how nostalgia can help relieve physical pain, why blood pressure hurts brain health, and more.

Inverse

Inside the FBI's secret Einstein file: Flying saucers and Soviet conspiracies

The FBI conducted dubious research on the physicist's past, and internal memos in the file hint at the agency's master plan for the famed scientist.

Inverse

Scientists are tantalizingly close to a ground-breaking gravity discovery

Scientists are trying to detect a gravitational wave background signal, a kind of static generated by all the gravitational waves emanating from binary supermassive black holes.

Inverse

The controversial search for a genius in the remains of Einstein’s brain

Researchers studying Einstein's brain intended to discover the key to what had made the man a genius. They did not succeed.

Inverse

107 years ago, Albert Einstein created new physics — and a new cult of celebrity

Einstein became the world's most iconic scientist seemingly overnight. Here’s how the physicist rose to fame and what it tells us about how science unfolds in the public eye.

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107 years later, scientists have vindicated one of Einstein’s most remarkable theories

This past summer a team of X-ray astronomers announced in Nature a fortuitous discovery that provides a new way to study black holes and their immediate surroundings.

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