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MIT researchers observe a “second wave” of heat in superfluid helium, confirming that heat propagates like sound.

In a breakthrough that challenges conventional physics, scientists have confirmed the existence of “second sound” — a ...

Data from a polar vortex splitting during 2002’s Southern Hemisphere sudden warming event helps expand models to accommodate ...

Metamorphic Additive Manufacturing and Sylatech’s collaboration demonstrates that scalable AM innovation doesn’t require ...

Flamingos use swirling water and rapid beak clapping to hunt prey. Learn how this surprising behavior could inspire new ...

There’s the upcoming Doctor Who: Unleashed 20th-anniversary special dropping in May 2025, bringing together Tennant, Piper, and Gatwa for what’s being described as a “love letter to fans.” Part ...

Toll-takers on the Venetian Causeway were in their booths as the tornado swept through just yards away, tearing into trees at a small public park at water’s edge. Joe McCrea, 36, had seen the movie ...

Researchers have documented how the birds use their feet, heads and beaks to create a storm of swirling tornados, or vortices, in the water to efficiently concentrate and slurp up their prey.

Bianchi Francesco analyzes how Red Bull's RB21 floor upgrade improved qualifying but failed under heat and tyre stress in the Miami GP.

Rigid webbing primarily produces turbulence. Creating a 3D model of the L-shaped beak, he was able to show that pulling the head straight upward in the water creates a vortex swirling around a ...