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Every once in a while, new research comes along claiming that scientists have found something that moves "faster than the speed of light!" And then, a while later, an error in the research turned up or something that showed that, "nope, nothing yet discovered moves faster than the speed of light". What can move faster than the speed of light this time? Well, it turns out...nothing! But nothing this time refers to "dark points" within a single wavelenght of a polariton. Here'

In chapter two we introduced takete and uloomu from John Booth Davies' 1978 landmark book, The Psychology of Music , and the phenomenon in which people across cultures will identify an image with sharp angular lines as takete, and one with curvy lines as uloomu. Fast forward to the present and the currently favored words for the same phenomenon are kik and bouba! It turns out that the origin of taketa goes back to 1947 and Wolfgang Kölher who initially associated the phenomen

We started our journey with prokaryote, the earliest form of life on earth. Now scientists are zeroing in on what came before prokaryote:...

We start off the book and our story with the sudden explosion of our universe into existence known as the big bang. In the next...