You may think of physics as a way to explain the behaviors of things like black holes, colliding particles, falling apples, and quantum computers. But a ...

To explain the real world, imaginary numbers are necessary, according to a quantum experiment (shown) performed by a team of physicists including Yali Mao (pictured) of the Southern University of ...

This was and remains somewhat concerning, because it represents a breakdown of the laws of physics. Thanks to their central singularity, black holes don't obey the laws of physics — even general ...