In a new study, Chris Jeynes and Michael Parker pose the question: How does nature produce such stunning symmetry and order in many systems observed across enormous scales? Under the microscope, a...
Everyone knows what an electron is – right? Surprisingly the answer to that is no – no one really knows what it is.
If you ask any high school student what an electron is, they...
Deemed the worst prediction in physics, the vacuum catastrophe may have just been solved.
By Amira Val Baker
Finally, we can all agree that the vacuum is just not living up to its...
The last year or so has been very busy for the scientists at the Hawaii Institute for Unified Physics with new scientists joining the research group, having productive workshops, and learning and engaging with other...
Supermassive black holes observed for the first time at the earliest epoch of star and galaxy formation are indicating that black holes form first and guide the...
When something seems a little mysterious or we just don’t understand what is going on we like to describe...
The cosmological inflationary paradigm has seen notable support and agreement with observational data in the 30 years since it was first introduced[1] (Inflationary universe: A...
Space may not be its namesake. That is, instead of being unoccupied and ‘spacious’ it is in fact extremely full – full of energy!
Although to some this may...
By: Nassim Haramein, 2004
Ask the question, “What is the origin of the rotation or spin of all objects from galaxies, suns and planets to atoms and subatomic particles?” – and you may...
The last two years has seen the scientists at the Resonance Science Foundation busy communicating their research at science conferences around the world.
Here’s a brief update of what they’ve been up to.
In November 2015 Nassim...
