Read article: The trouble with beauty
The trouble with beauty
David Appell reviews Lost in Math: How Beauty Leads Physics Astray by Sabine Hossenfelder
Read article: The trouble with beauty
Read article: The universe could be caught in a loop and a natural nuclear reactor
The universe could be caught in a loop and a natural nuclear reactor
A new paper from Roger Penrose and insights into the movement of radioactive isotopes
Read article: New evidence for cyclic universe claimed by Roger Penrose and colleagues
New evidence for cyclic universe claimed by Roger Penrose and colleagues
Cosmic microwave hot spots could point to black holes from before the Big Bang, but some physicists disagree
Read article: Stephen Hawking’s science: the May 2018 issue of Physics World is now out
Stephen Hawking’s science: the May 2018 issue of Physics World is now out
Stephen Hawking's scientific legacy, wearable electronics, the weird behaviour of liquids and more
Read article: From dust to dust
From dust to dust
Losing the Nobel Prize by Brian Keating is a window into how science is done today, warts and all, writes Tushna Commissariat
Read article: Stephen Hawking’s scientific legacy
Stephen Hawking’s scientific legacy
Stephen Hawking changed our understanding of the universe and inspired generations of scientists. Seth Lloyd looks at the icon’s most famous achievements and breakthroughs
Read article: Early universe simulated in a cloud of ultracold atoms
Early universe simulated in a cloud of ultracold atoms
Bose–Einstein condensates could shed light on “Hubble friction”
Read article: Stephen Hawking’s last paper predicts a smooth exit from eternal inflation
Stephen Hawking’s last paper predicts a smooth exit from eternal inflation
Preliminary calculations suggest inflation need not result in a multiverse
Read article: Hubble Space Telescope confirms mismatch in cosmic expansion
Hubble Space Telescope confirms mismatch in cosmic expansion
New results reinforce conflict with cosmic microwave background data
Read article: Let’s start at the very beginning
Let’s start at the very beginning
Origins is an illuminating account of the science behind the creation of the universe, and much more, writes Sabine Hossenfelder
