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Six stories from four continents in a single week describe the same wall from six directions. The energy question of the 21st century is no longer only how much electricity we can generate — it is how much infrastructure we must build to move it.
What changes when AI moves from background infrastructure into an explicitly named position inside a scientific and industrial organization? Ten pointed questions, unabridged answers.
New global initiative brings physics, materials science, engineering, artificial intelligence, industrialisation and professional training into a distributed architecture built around one objective: turning validated physical effects into reproducible systems.
A facility fifteen times the size of the Pentagon is being built in Texas. The real story isn't the size — it's what it reveals about where industrial power is headed.
Nuclear fusion runs on a paradox. To release energy, you need plasma hotter than the sun's core.
The science is moving fast. The question nobody's asking is what it means for the rest of us.
What it means when a vehicle stops being a machine that consumes and starts being a surface that converts
Fifty-four countries walked into Santa Marta this week with a shared problem and no agreed map. By the end of the conference's first day…
The neutrinos are important for studying fundamental physics since physicists now know the origin of at least some of these high-energy particles.
Somewhere, every morning, something that did not exist last year is switched on for the first time. Not metaphorically. Literally.
At the KATRIN experiment, researchers are studying the mass of elementary particles that interact with matter only extremely rarely: neutrinos.
