Physics
SpaceRock coverage of Physics.
What Happens When Fighter Jets Break the Sound Barrier? The Remarkable Science
Introduction When a fighter jet flies across the sky and shatters the sound barrier (goes supersonic), it is not just a matter of putting a bigger engine inside the metal body. Fly
New memory breakthrough where bio meets tech
Currently, we are facing a memory crisis due to AI and next-gen tech. Current computers waste 80% of the energy shuffling data between memory and processing units. This puts a wall
Quantum Leap: New Gold ‘Metacrystal’ Just Changed Computing Forever
Imagine a supercomputer so fast that it can break complex banking systems and simulate life-saving drugs in seconds. Quantum computing is the next era of computing for humanity. It
2D: Experiment That Was Labeled “Impossible” Until Now
In the real word, any object you see, you feel, you touch is 3D, for example: a sheet of paper. Realistically 2D objects aka having only 2 dimensions, which are, length and width a
Antimatter is now being the frontier research in physics
In particle physics, Antimatter is one of the most misunderstood concepts by the general public as well as researchers. One of the most well-known facts is that it would cost, theo
Martian rovers: the new golden age of planetary exploration
Humans have sent multiple missions to Mars, once they were able to venture to the Moon. Over the years many rovers have been sent to explore the Martian surface, which is a neighbo
The Lunar Landing is not a hoax: full evidence
On July 20, 1969 Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped on the Moon marking a historic and remarkable achievement for mankind during the Apollo 11 mission by NASA. After this missi
Quantum computer: ultimate failure of encryption and privacy
Quantum computers are the future of humanity. These computers use qubits instead of traditional bits. Qubits are made by manipulating fundamental particles of the universe such as
Standard model: is the god particle really important
You might have studied that an atom is made up of proton, neutron and electron. This already contradicts the taught fact that atom is the smallest particle of matter. But it goes e
Black Holes: The physics of their ultimate end
Black holes are densely packed stars which are formed after a star’s life ends – typically by supernova or hypernova. The boundary of a black hole is called the event horizon. Beyo
Dark Matter is not what you think, but actually
Dark matter is the matter which fills galaxy with mass which is required to even maintain their shape. Itdoes not interact with fermions and bosons with make up the ordinary matter