MIT Freezes Water At Boiling Point

Forget everything you thought you knew about boiling and freezing, thanks to these MIT scientists.

 

This photo shows a glaciologist removing a core of ice to study the chemical make-up of its body dating back to 1840, in Law Dome Camp, Antartica, 1993. The 2016 MIT study in question happened at a nano-scale – so it'll be a while (or never) before they c

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1 Number Will Soon Reveal If the Speed of Light Used to Be Faster

Scientists produce a value for the cosmic microwave background that will definitely prove or disprove that the speed of light used to be higher.

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