Scientists have found an intriguing discrepancy in the way electrons behave in different calcium atoms. The difference ...

Every action in physics is governed by some kind of push or pull. As far as we know, these all fall into one of just four ...

It's about electromagnetism, the law of how atoms and light interact, which explains everything from why you don't fall through the floor to why the sky is blue. You may like Why do the numbers ...

One proposed way of examining if such a force could exist is by closely monitoring asteroid trajectories, and few near-Earth ...

Electromagnetism is everywhere, and humans have observed its many guises for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptians were painfully aware of the Nile River’s electric catfish. The Chinese learned to ...

Most of us don’t think much about electric charge, apart from in those annoying moments when our phones run out of it. But for physicists, it is a big deal. In every atom, negatively charged ...

For example, in a 2008 paper, the physicists Davide Gaiotto and Edward Witten showed how geometric spaces related to quantum field theories of electromagnetism fit into the geometric Langlands program ...

Scientists have connected two quantum computers, paving the way for distributed quantum computing, quantum supercomputers and ...

Using the analogous Biot-Savart law from electromagnetism, it will be possible to analytically determine the effect of dislocations, instead of the more arcane Cartan Structure Equations.

Electrical engineering is the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism. In simple terms, it is about understanding how electricity works in order to use the knowledge ...