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Some strange radio signals are broadcasting out of Antarctica's ice, and the researchers who found them don't know why.

Scientists Discover Bizarre Signals Coming From Ice in Antarctica

By Noor Al-Sibai

Be very glad you don't live in what scientists are calling the "anti-universe," a hypothetical mirror to ours where time runs backwards.

Science & Energy

Scientists Say There May Be a Mirror Universe in Which Time Runs Backwards

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists dropped a spherical telescope into Lake Baikal, where they hope it will spot subatomic neutrinos zipping by as they pass through the Earth.

Scientists Dump Telescope Into the World’s Deepest Lake to Hunt for Dark Matter

By Dan Robitzski

Physicists Say They’ve Found Evidence of Elusive Axion Particle

Science & Energy

Physicists Say They’ve Found Evidence of Elusive Axion Particle

By Victor Tangermann

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For the First Time, Scientists Have Measured the Earth’s Ability to Absorb Neutrinos

60 Years Since They Were First Observed, There’s Much Left to Learn About Neutrinos

60 Years Since They Were First Observed, There’s Much Left to Learn About Neutrinos

By Brian Koberlein

Why Neutrinos Aren’t “Real”

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Why Neutrinos Aren’t “Real”

By Brian Koberlein

The Secrets of Neutrinos, One of the Strangest Particles in the Known Universe

The Secrets of Neutrinos, One of the Strangest Particles in the Known Universe

By Brian Koberlein

This Handheld Detector Spotted A Never-Before-Seen Physics Phenomenon

This Handheld Detector Spotted A Never-Before-Seen Physics Phenomenon

By Claudia Geib

The Dark Sector of Physics: The Hunt for New Fundamental Particles Is On

The Dark Sector of Physics: The Hunt for New Fundamental Particles Is On

Science Explained: How Can We Weigh the Lightest Particle Known to Man?

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Science Explained: How Can We Weigh the Lightest Particle Known to Man?