Ars Technica
A trio of Norwegian physicists explores what happens when you yank a mirror mid-reflection, concluding that chopping a photon in half produces a rainbow of new photons.
ScienceDaily
Scientists manipulate quantum systems to reverse time's arrow, creating a measurement engine that harvests energy - proving that even at the quantum level, you can have your entropy and eat it too.
ScienceDaily
Einstein's wormhole wasn't a space shortcut but a mirror of time, and it might explain dark matter and the Big Bang - no hyperspace required.
ScienceDaily
Quantum physicists propose that time can tick faster and slower at once, and they've got a plan to prove it with super-precise ion clocks. Schrödinger's cat is jealous.
ScienceDaily
Physicists find that if you tweak quantum mechanics just a bit, time gets a slight wobble - but don't worry, your atomic clock is fine.
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