The Universe, Explained Weekly
Your weekly dose of physics. A curated digest of the latest news, mind-blowing videos, classroom-ready experiments, and more.
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Discover how particles 'talk' instantly across space, pendulums pass energy invisibly, and why your students will actually remember quantum mechanics.
This week: Empty space might be warm, quantum computers just got massive, and a rogue black hole is breaking all the rules
Student-ready article, print-and-teach lab, and 3 videos your class will actually watch.
Plus: The Heat Race That'll Melt Your Mind
Plus: Make lasers dance in colored water and save up to 25% off teaching guides and other resources!
Boil water at room temp (students lose their minds) • Plus: AI fusion article for emergencies
Plus: Earth's core is leaking, the sun broke physics (again), and a 10-minute demo that simulates quantum entanglement with coins...
Explore the latest in physics, from a visual microphone to an incredible 3D ghost microscope... plus save 20% on everything!
Plus: Scientists just made antimatter do something impossible...
This week: cosmic collisions that shouldn't exist, lab-made neutron star fields, and quantum echoes...
Plus: A forgotten 1938 fusion breakthrough that could power your phone with starlight and a 5-minute balloon demo that makes you the Sun’s stunt double...
Plus: A star that exploded twice (!?) and why your sunglasses are smarter than you think...
