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Solar device generates electricity and desalinates water with no waste brine

New system is highly efficient at both tasks, say inventors

Artificial intelligence can spot holes in the Sun’s corona

System could improve forecasts of disruptive space weather

CERN physicists measure mass oscillation of neutral charm mesons

LHCb detection could provide a window into physics beyond the Standard Model

Measuring up: how our search for the speed of light led to our current understanding of physics

David Appell reviews Lightspeed: the Ghostly Aether and the Race to Measure the Speed of Light by John Spence

New electron accelerator combines laser and plasma wakefield techniques

Dual system could lead to compact facilities for particle physics and X-ray analysis

Machine-learning models that detect COVID-19 on chest X-rays are not suitable for clinical use

Researchers find that machine-learning models for classifying chest X-rays as COVID-19-positive or COVID-19-negative rely on shortcut learning and could lead to misdiagnosis

Huge Oort Cloud object has been spotted entering the outer solar system

Comet-like object was revealed in data from the Dark Energy Survey

Alien astronomers on hundreds of nearby exoplanets could have spotted life on Earth

Music from radio stations may have already reached 29 exoplanets

Fuel flow, pressure and heat fluctuations drive combustion oscillations in rocket engines

Understanding the mechanisms that cause damaging combustion oscillations could ease the development of combustors for rocket and aircraft engines

Not everything that can happen does happen – reformulating physics as laws about the impossible

Philip Ball reviews The Science of Can and Can’t by Chiara Marletto

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Solar device generates electricity and desalinates water with no waste brine

Artificial intelligence can spot holes in the Sun’s corona

CERN physicists measure mass oscillation of neutral charm mesons

Measuring up: how our search for the speed of light led to our current understanding of physics

New electron accelerator combines laser and plasma wakefield techniques

Machine-learning models that detect COVID-19 on chest X-rays are not suitable for clinical use

Huge Oort Cloud object has been spotted entering the outer solar system

Alien astronomers on hundreds of nearby exoplanets could have spotted life on Earth

Fuel flow, pressure and heat fluctuations drive combustion oscillations in rocket engines

Not everything that can happen does happen – reformulating physics as laws about the impossible

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