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When two carbon sheets are misaligned by a mere degree, striking changes result.

Gravity measurements by NASA’s Juno spacecraft resolve a long-standing debate about the structure of gas giants.

The technique’s spectral resolution is now sharp enough to reveal a molecule’s unique chemical fingerprint.

The team effort is inspired by large physics collaborations.

The isotope is used to make and sustain nuclear warheads. Recycling it from old warheads may not meet demand.

In 1945 leaders of the American Institute of Physics conceived a bold experiment: a magazine that would help unify an increasingly balkanized discipline.

The power of organic chemistry is opening new possibilities for building customized two-dimensional materials.

A historical snapshot of physics education for women illuminates how housework was used to draw women into physics courses—and how science was used to sell home appliances.

Conservators can use the conceptually simple technology to remove corrosion on wrought-iron objects such as the gun turret recovered from the wreck of the USS Monitor.