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Quanta Magazine | Science and Math News

Illuminating mathematics, physics, biology and computer science research through public service journalism.

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Most recent posts

Can AI Models Show Us How People Learn? Impossible Languages Point a Way.
Learning a language can’t be that hard — every baby in the world manages to do it in a few years. Figuring out how the process works is another story. Linguists have devised elaborate theories …
On , by Ben Brubaker, 82 words
The Physicist Decoding the Nonbinary Nature of the Subatomic World
Many discoveries in physics flow from theory to experiment. Albert Einstein theorized that mass bends the fabric of space-time, and then Arthur Eddington observed the effects of this bending during a solar eclipse. Likewise, Peter …
On , by Henry Carnell, 72 words
Rational or Not? This Basic Math Question Took Decades to Answer.
In June 1978, the organizers of a large mathematics conference in Marseille, France, announced a last-minute addition to the program. During the lunch hour, the mathematician Roger Apéry would present a proof that one of …
On , by Erica Klarreich, 79 words