Experimentos Analógicos

This Floating Time Crystal Makes Forces One‑Way — A Tabletop System That 'Breaks' Newton’s Third Law

A compact acoustic levitator at New York University produces a visible time crystal whose bead-to-bead interactions are nonreciprocal, appearing to sidestep Newton’s third law. Th… Mar 23, 2026

Physics

A Rip in the Numbers: New Measurements Reinforce Hawking’s Black Hole Theory

A fresh knot of evidence — from gravitational waves to tabletop analogues and revised cosmic timelines — has tightened support for hawking’s black hole theory while leaving the in… Mar 22, 2026

Science

Tracking Airborne Particles, Solving a Century-Old Puzzle

Researchers at the University of Warwick reworked a 1910 correction for particle drag and introduced a 'correction tensor' that lets scientists tracked particles floating with irr… Mar 02, 2026

Physics

Particles Detected in Another Dimension

New theoretical and experimental papers report exotic particles tied to lower or hidden dimensions — tunable one‑dimensional anyons in cold‑atom systems and a proposal that mass c… Fev 22, 2026

Science

Light‑Speed Travel Is Possible, Scientists Say

A wave of new theoretical work and laboratory analogues has moved warp‑drive ideas from fanciful math toward physically plausible designs, while researchers pin their hopes on bet… Fev 19, 2026

Genetics

Hibernating hamsters could help astronauts

New lab work on hibernators — from Syrian hamsters to ground squirrels and bears — is revealing biological tricks that might let humans enter safe, reversible torpor for long spac… Fev 16, 2026

Physics

Is Reality a Hologram?

The holographic principle — born from black hole thermodynamics and sharpened by string theory — posits that the information in a volume of space can be encoded on its boundary. P… Jan 20, 2026

Space

Space as a Sticky Fluid?

A late‑2025 arXiv preprint proposes that the vacuum behaves like a viscous, elastic medium with 'spatial phonons'—a phenomenological model that the author says can reconcile tensi… Jan 19, 2026

Physics

The First Law, Rewritten

Researchers have extended the First Law of Thermodynamics to account for energy conversion in systems far from equilibrium — a formal generalisation with practical consequences fo… Jan 17, 2026

Technology

China’s Smart Surface Aims to Turn Radar into Aircraft Power

A paper from Xidian University describes a reconfigurable metasurface that can switch between scattering and radiation modes and harvest ambient radar energy—an advance that could… Jan 05, 2026

Technology

A 2,000‑Year‑Old Loom and the Origin of Computing

China’s science body has argued that a Western Han figured loom discovered in Chengdu could be read as a programmable, binary device — a claim that reframes what we mean by ‘first… Jan 02, 2026

Physics

How Feynman Rewrote Motion

Richard Feynman's path-integral idea shows that classical motion is an emergent pattern of quantum possibilities; a 2023 experiment made that emergence visible by measuring single… Jan 01, 2026

Physics

How Scientists 'Reversed' Time in the Lab

Two separate laboratory breakthroughs — one using a metamaterial time mirror for electromagnetic waves, the other a quantum 'rewind' protocol for single particles — have demonstra… Dez 24, 2025

Physics

Time Reflection Confirmed; Propulsion Claims Persist

Researchers report the first laboratory observation of time reflection for electromagnetic waves, while a separate team presses controversial claims of a propellant‑less drive. Bo… Dez 03, 2025

Physics

Physicists outline tabletop analogue to witness particle creation from vacuum

Theorists propose using a thin superfluid helium film to emulate the Schwinger effect: strong effective fields would nucleate vortex–antivortex pairs, offering a low-temperature l… Nov 15, 2025

experimentos analógicos

Articles about experimentos analógicos

This Floating Time Crystal Makes Forces One‑Way — A Tabletop System That 'Breaks' Newton’s Third Law

A Rip in the Numbers: New Measurements Reinforce Hawking’s Black Hole Theory

Tracking Airborne Particles, Solving a Century-Old Puzzle

Particles Detected in Another Dimension

Light‑Speed Travel Is Possible, Scientists Say

Hibernating hamsters could help astronauts

Is Reality a Hologram?

Space as a Sticky Fluid?

The First Law, Rewritten

China’s Smart Surface Aims to Turn Radar into Aircraft Power

A 2,000‑Year‑Old Loom and the Origin of Computing

How Feynman Rewrote Motion

How Scientists 'Reversed' Time in the Lab

Time Reflection Confirmed; Propulsion Claims Persist

Physicists outline tabletop analogue to witness particle creation from vacuum