Most of Earth’s water is in the oceans and too salty to drink. Desalination plants can make seawater drinkable, but they ...

Imagine a liquid that flows freely one moment, then stiffens into a near-solid the next, and then can switch back with a ...

Scientists have created tiny disk-shaped particles that can swim on their own when hit with light, akin to microscopic robots ...

The science pros at TKOR dive into a liquid sand swim experiment to see what happens.

Apple's Liquid Glass made a splashy debut this week, but it might not be for everyone. Some social media users have been quick to criticize or poke fun at the "beautiful, new" software design for iOS ...

For example, if you grab a Liquid Glass window and pull, it’ll jiggle and move with your finger. Liquid Glass UI elements also refract light like real glass and is heavily influenced by whatever ...

I’m a child of the ‘80s, so that means I grew up watching endless hours of MTV. It also means my first exposure to The Monkees TV show was also on MTV. Peter Tork, Davey Jones, Mickey Dolenz ...

Liquid carbon can be found, for example, in the interior of planets and plays an important role in future technologies like nuclear fusion. To date, however, only very little was known about carbon in ...

Certain liquids do not want to play together: for an easy example, oil and water. If you put these two classic liquids together and try to mix them, the less dense oil will float on top.

The liquid is surrounded by so many superhydrophobic particles that the sheer number has been described as excessive – but the overabundance is actually key to what this robot can do.

Like a liquid, a gas will take the shape of any container it is in and has no fixed shape. But unlike liquids and solids, gases can also change their size or volume.

In his lecture, Fardin pointed out that the shape of the container or environment also matters. For example, cats may relax more quickly on their owner’s lap than in a carrier in which they are ...