With school students in England bracing themselves for new-style GCSE science exams that are based entirely on written tests, Physics World has teamed up with Neil Downie to put together 'five ...

Explore the fascinating world of perpetual motion machines with this amazing invention featured in our latest video. Delve ...

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Unlike bungee jumpers, those 245 daredevils weren't relying only on the elasticity of the ropes to absorb the kinetic energy, Carlos Torija Muñoz, a Spanish rope jumper and ski instructor, told Live ...

On 3 October, 2023, the physicist Anne L'Huillier was giving one of her regular physics lectures at Lund University in Sweden. During the break she turned on her mobile phone to check her emails – and ...

This week’s episode focuses on the interface between physics and computing, with deep dives into how artificial intelligence (AI) is contributing to medical physics and how silicon could form the ...

Scientists at BYU’s “Splash Lab” study the fluid dynamics of skipping rocks, which — judging from the water tanks and high-speed camera setups featured in this video — is every bit as ...

A local physics and astronomy professor is sharing his impressions after Amazon founder Jeff Bezos became the second billionaire to blast into space in the last two weeks.

A video shared by the Twitter account Amazing Physics on Oct. 27, 2021, showed a person squirting two dots of ink, one green and one red, into a clear vat of fluid.

Turn the stove on. Watch it. It will eventually boil. It's simple physics: enough heat added to the water will cause it to change phases and become a gas. The act of that transition is called boiling.