Read article: Starlink satellite emissions interfere with radio astronomy
Largest-ever survey shows new regulations on unintended transmissions are needed, say researchers at Australia’s Curtin University
Read article: Exoplanets suffering from a plague of dark matter could turn into black holes
Surveying exoplanets could provide a new way to hunt for superheavy dark-matter particles
Read article: Nano-engineered flyers could soon explore Earth’s mesosphere
Devices are levitated by sunlight alone
Read article: Deep-blue LEDs get a super-bright, non-toxic boost
A new hybrid copper iodide semiconductor converts nearly all the photoenergy it receives into blue light
Read article: Physicists discover a new proton magic number
Measurements could improve our understanding of the strong nuclear force and the formation of elements
Read article: Laser-driven implosion could produce megatesla magnetic fields
Simulations of improved technique generate fields as strong as those found near neutron stars
Read article: How hot can you make a solid before it melts?
Superheated gold stays solid at temperatures far beyond the predicted "entropy catastrophe"
Read article: Researchers perform first real-time visualization of human embryo implantation
Imaging platform visualizes the mechanical forces exerted by embryos implanting in the uterus
Read article: Melting ice propels itself across a patterned surface
Ratcheting effect could lead to better de-icing
Read article: Android phone network makes an effective early warning system for earthquakes
Smartphone-based approach could supplement existing seismic detector networks
