SCIENCE

The normal, multi-armed spiral galaxy IC 342, as imaged by ESA’s Euclid, with a Fibonacci spiral overlaid atop it. As you…

Einstein, shown here at a Princeton luncheon in 1953, was not only a physics genius and global celebrity, but a kind…

At the start of the hot Big Bang, the Universe was rapidly expanding and filled with high-energy, very densely packed, ultra-relativistic…

Around the star WASP-69, a “hot Jupiter” exoplanet has its outer layers of atmosphere photoevaporated away, creating a comet-like tail whose…

Riccardo is the author of a state-of-the-art textbook on quantum computers, has his PhD from Oxford in Quantum Computing, and has…

As sunlight strikes Earth from space, it doesn’t fall on the planet equally in all locations. The Earth has a three-dimensional,…

This conceptual image shows meteoroids delivering all five of the nucleobases found in life processes to ancient Earth. All the nucleobases…

The farther away we observe, the closer in time we find ourselves looking near the start of the hot Big Bang.…

When the very first stars form in the Universe, they form out of hydrogen and helium alone. But when that first…

X-ray emissions that are large, extended, and structure-rich highlight a variety of supernovae seen in the galaxy. Some of these are…