Author: Stephanie Keating
The IceCube Neutrino Observatory, Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, and other telescopes around the world have pinpointed a source of high-energy…
A pulsar’s magnetosphere has been viewed in unprecedented detail, thanks to the tail of ionized gas from its companion star.
Why do we have rainbows and not rainsquares? And what does it look like once you’re inside a rainbow? Let’s…
Research reveals a new class of neutron star oscillation frequencies not predicted by general relativity.
Science often progresses not in leaps and bounds, but by inching towards the truth. When looking in the obvious places…
The worlds of theory and experiment collided at Perimeter Institute during a recent conference designed to spark breakthroughs in physics…
People kept telling Bianca Dittrich to turn back. She ignored them, and is breaking new ground on one of physics’…
What do you get when 11 of Canada’s top science organizations go back to high school for a day? One amazing…
CHIME, a radio telescope under construction in British Columbia, expects to find hundreds of “fast radio bursts” and generate a…