Physicists have discovered that when beams of light interact at the quantum level, they can generate ghost-like particles ...

Is it possible that the universe’s most mysterious substance could finally leave a visible trace?” For decades, this question ...

Imagine two flashlights aimed at each other; do their beams collide? Nope! In everyday physics, light is too chill for drama.

Say they measure the electron’s spin to be +1/2. Because the electron and positron are entangled, the positron’s spin instantly, in that moment, must become -1/2. Crucially, this happens before the ...

Scientists have shown that light can interact with itself in bizarre ways—creating ghost-like virtual particles that pop in and out of existence.

To check the virtual photons' behavior, the physicists detected and analyzed the angles between more than 6,000 electron-positron pairs produced by their experiment.

SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL / ACCESS Newswire / July 24, 2025 / Brazilian researcher André Moravec has claimed that there are some ...

In an article published in Science Bulletin, it is shown that with a data collection of 1.5 ab-1 near the threshold of tau pair production in an electron and positron collider, the significance of ...

An aerial view of CERN, with the Large Hadron Collider's circumference (27 kilometers in all) outlined. The same tunnel was used to house an electron-positron collider, LEP, previously.