At the quantum level, the past and the future are indiscernible. That could have profound effects on the world we can see.

That’s exactly what happened in 1900 at the International Congress of Mathematicians at Sorbonne University in Paris.

A high school student from the US has discovered a whopping 1.5 million cosmic objects in space, which were previously ...

Through his research at Caltech, a local high school student revealed 1.5 million previously unknown objects in space, ...

Researchers at Quantinuum demonstrate a new algorithm for solving complex knots, bringing us closer to quantum advantage.

House Republicans have abruptly postponed a late evening vote on their budget framework as grave misgivings from conservative ...

Overconfidence can sometimes make people spew the silliest things possible. Most folks think before speaking, but sometimes, ...

By solving part of the Langlands program, a mathematical proof that was long thought to be unachievable, Dennis Gaitsgory ...

To minimize the space it moves through, you’ll need an infinitely narrow needle—and creative math. This puzzle led to the Kakeya ... “It’s a very, very exciting time.” ...

Physicists have proposed a new model of space-time based on string theory to explain dark energy. Their hypothesis suggests ...

There are many concerns about the NBA these days, but Kevin Durant dismisses it: "I think we're at the peak of basketball, in ...

Last week, we stepped out onto the back porch with the Bible skeptic Michael and looked up at the moon, stars, and planets. From this common ground, we asked ourselves, "Did the universe have a ...