Entropy, a concept deeply rooted in thermodynamics and mechanics, is the epitome of our current understanding of the universe. In science, entropy represents the measure of disorder or randomness in a system. This fundamental principle, often denoted as S, plays…
Breaking the Boundaries: Scientists Achieve Net Gain in Energy from Fusion Reaction Unveiling a Promising Future for Clean Energy Fusion power, the elusive dream of tapping into the same energy source that fuels the sun and stars, has just taken…
The well-known theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein has been widely acknowledged for developing the Theory of Relativity. Although, there has been a lot of controversy surrounding the validity of his experiments that prove the theorizing of time-space by gravity caused by…
Consider a situation when a water tap is turned on slowly, the water flow is smooth initially but loses its smoothness when the speed of the output is increased. Similarly, Have you ever seen a stream passing underneath the bridge?…
We all know the States of Matter taught in our high school classes: Solid, Liquid, Gas, and even more eccentric states like Superfluids, Bose-Einstein Condensates, neutron-degenerate matter, and many more. However, In the last few years, growing curiosity and peculiarity…
Introduction You have probably heard of an fusion reactor before…whether you are a hard core marvel fan or just wondering about the lack of energy fuels. You also know that despite of many attempts, it is not invented yet. There…
At a critically low temperature, certain materials, like metal and alloy, conduct electricity with practically zero resistance. This behaviour allows the particles inside the electric current to maintain its perpetual loop for billions of years without losing any energy. Finding…
A team of theoretical physicists in the Fermilab Lattice and MILC Collaboration has pioneered a new high-precision computation that could significantly advance the indirect search for new physical theories beyond the Standard Model (SM). This preconception of calculation applies to…
