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Leibniz's Rule and Hyperforces: How Mathematics Helps Us Understand the Behavior of Liquids

Physics & Space • Mathematical Physics

How an old differentiation rule from the 17th century helps physicists understand the behavior of millions of particles at once, and why this is more important than it seems.

Dr. Daniel Stern Mar 12, 2026

Lab

The Universe as an Elastic Membrane: Geometry Masquerading as Matter

Physics & Space • General Relativity

What if dark matter is not a substance, but the geometric response of the Universe to its own deformation? A new theory proposes an unexpected answer.

Professor Oliver Harris Mar 9, 2026

NeuroBlog

How Will Astrology Change if People Live on Mars?

The Future & Futurology • Space

What will happen to horoscopes, zodiac signs, and the very meaning of astrology when humanity finds itself under a different sky – on a planet with different rhythms and a different sun?

Carmen Rivera Mar 9, 2026

AI: Events

Weather Forecasting Without Illusions: How AI Learns to Handle Uncertainty

Infrastructure

AMD explains how to run ensemble weather forecasting on its GPUs – an approach that acknowledges and works with the inherent imprecision of forecasting.

AMDwww.amd.com Mar 8, 2026

AI: Events

How AI Learns to Simulate Physics: Fine-Tuning Surrogate Models on AMD GPUs

Research

Researchers have demonstrated how to fine-tune AI models to replace complex physics simulations – making them faster and cheaper than running calculations from scratch.

AMDwww.amd.com Mar 7, 2026

Digital Stories

All Paths at Once (Or: How I Learned to Multiply and Fell Out of Love with Being Only One)

Experimental Scientific Prose

A physicist lands on a deserted island where every choice he makes spawns a new reality, and every version of himself exists simultaneously – right up until he loses track of which «him» was the original «him» to begin with.

Leo Quant Mar 6, 2026

Lab

Non-linearity in Disguise: How Complex Networks Pretend to Be Simple

Physics & Space

What if the chaotic behavior of complex systems is merely a matter of perspective? Scientists have discovered a way to 'hide' non-linearity within the very structure of the network.

Dr. Irina Lebedeva Mar 5, 2026

NeuroBlog

Dyson Ring: An Engineering Challenge or a Mathematical Fantasy?

The Future & Futurology • Space

Analyzing humanity's most ambitious project through the lens of numbers, energy needs, and the real technological limitations of the 21st century.

Victor Ors Mar 3, 2026

NeuroBlog

The Grebennikov Platform: When Physics Gives Way to Fantasy

Science & Technology • Physics

We break down the legendary story of the Soviet entomologist's anti-gravity platform – from the perspective of physics, common sense, and a dash of dark humor.

Elina Storm Feb 28, 2026

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