Stories by Dan Garisto

Over the past century, the existence of these invisible cosmic bodies has become unmistakable

Hints of anomalous activity in heavy isotopes could be clues to new physics

Experiments at the Large Hadron Collider suggest that muons and other “second-generation particles” obtain their mass from interacting with the Higgs, further strengthening the Standard Model

Mysterious effects in a new generation of dark matter detectors could herald a revolutionary discovery

Using gravitational waves to approximate pi, physicists see no problem with Einstein’s theory

If built, the International Linear Collider would investigate some of the biggest mysteries in physics on the smallest of scales

Physicists take the first step toward taming the short-lived particle

The limited system made a notable advancement on the road to beating classical machines

DeepMind’s AlphaStar beat all but the very best humans at the fast-paced sci-fi video game

A new analysis adds to existing evidence for a racial disparity in wait times at polling places

The proof-of-concept demonstrations herald a major step forward in quantum communications

The proposed successor to the LHC would try to solve some of physics’s biggest mysteries by slamming matter into antimatter head-on to generate the famed Higgs boson