
Explore groundbreaking insights on dark matter with physicists Brian Greene and Priyamvada Natarajan, discussing new research, mapping techniques, and the future of cosmic simulations.

Explore the latest gravitational wave discoveries with physicists Brian Greene and Gabriela González, discussing LIGO's groundbreaking findings and their implications for our understanding of the cosmos.

Nobel laureate Rai Weiss explores the history of LIGO, from Einstein's theories to the groundbreaking detection of gravitational waves, highlighting the technology and challenges behind this remarkable scientific achievement.

Explore entropy, the second law of thermodynamics, and their connection to the arrow of time. Discover why events happen in one direction and how these concepts relate to the Big Bang and our understanding of the universe.

Explore black holes and their mathematical foundations with Brian Greene, delving into Einstein's general relativity and the strange phenomena of time dilation near these cosmic enigmas.

Explore the Planck scale with Brian Greene, understanding its significance in quantum mechanics and gravity, and its implications for testing string theory.

Leading physicists explore cutting-edge experiments and theories pushing the boundaries of cosmology, from recreating the Big Bang to searching for multiverses, challenging our understanding of the universe's origins and nature.

Explore cutting-edge techniques to observe and understand black holes, including radio telescope arrays and mathematical models. Learn how these methods reveal fundamental truths about the universe and bridge general relativity with quantum mechanics.

Live announcement of the 2018 Kavli Prize winners in astrophysics, nanoscience, and neuroscience, followed by expert discussions on the laureates' achievements and future research prospects in these fields.

Renowned scientists discuss groundbreaking research in astrophysics, nanoscience, and neuroscience following the announcement of the 2016 Kavli Prize winners, exploring future opportunities in these fields.

Exploring novel short-range forces using atomic, molecular, and optical methods. Geraci discusses experimental techniques and their potential for advancing fundamental physics research.

Explore quantum-enhanced interferometry for fundamental physics experiments, discussing advancements in precision measurements and potential applications in dark matter detection and gravitational wave research.

Explore cutting-edge experiments in fundamental physics using atoms and molecules. Learn about advancements in testing dark matter, symmetry violations, and gravitational waves through cold atom techniques and interferometry.

Explore the formation and evolution of close magnetic white dwarf binaries, their impact on astrophysics, and implications for stellar remnants and galactic populations.

Engage with NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan as she discusses her career, inspirations, and NASA's science programs, offering insights into planetary geology and space exploration.

Explore the fascinating process of star formation and discover how long stars live in their main hydrogen-fusing phase in this concise astronomy lecture.

Explore Earth's seasonal changes through an in-depth examination of astronomical factors, utilizing interactive simulations and expert insights to enhance understanding of this natural phenomenon.

Explore the Sun's changing path across the daytime sky throughout the year, enhancing your understanding of celestial movements and seasonal variations.

Explore celestial movements across Earth's latitudes using Stellarium, a free sky simulator, to understand how star motions appear differently from various global positions.

Astronaut and mountaineer Scott Parazynski explores medicine and health in extreme environments, drawing insights from space and Everest expeditions.

Explore quantum gravity and cosmology with Stanford's Eva Silverstein in this Snowmass Theory Frontier Conference talk, covering recent advances and future opportunities in high-energy physics theory.