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Future space knights battles and rogue elements

Can anyone hear you cursing or screaming in space?

The time-waster you can actually learn something from

Of the 33 pages that make up the article, 24 list the authors and institutions, merely 9 concern actual research work

The font, still in the works, is based on hundreds of handwritten letters inked by Albert Einstein himself

Various physics simulations to teach you all the basics

Just yesterday, April 5, scientists sent a pair of proton beams racing in opposite directions inside the machinery

“Very impressive, this result is,” explained a spokesperson for the European Organization for Nuclear Research

Spin lasers can be used to send and receive information

As it turns out, magic alone can explain how the elf was able to see the riders of Rohan

Solid gameplay mechanics paired with an interesting course creator

The game can impress but some elements are worse than in FIFA 14

The game is designed to use procedurally generated courses

Can this physics-based puzzle game deliver the goods or is it just an Angry Birds clone?

They used Teflon to make it, of all things, and did it quickly

MinutePhysics tackles "Science, Religion and the Big Bang"

Erick Klemetti says it is possible to run on lava, advises people not to try doing so