File this under “OMG this is so cool why didn’t I think of it?!”: a video of a superconducting magnet sailing up, down, and around a track shaped into a Möbius strip: I love this so so so much.

A small soft robot composed of strategically magnetized polymers could one day find its way into human bodies.

Mobius shockingly doesn’t recognize Loki, asking him if he’s an analyst. So…what exactly went down there? There are a few fan theories.

The creation of magnets involves a fascinating process that blends science and precision. It all begins with raw materials like iron, nickel, or cobalt, which are combined in specific ratios to ...

Moon rocks brought back by the Apollo missions exhibit surprising magnetic signatures. A recent study suggests these phenomena result from a major impact that temporarily amplified the Moon's ...

Kenya's Mobius Motors, which started making rugged, low-priced SUVs designed for Africa's roads a decade ago, has decided to stop operating due to financial challenges, a company statement and a ...

Superconducting magnets are freakin’ awesome. You should know this already. But the folks at the Royal Institution took it a step further with their futuristic upside-down, Möbius strip track ...

In this case, the particles are magnetized strongly enough that their assembly interferes with the process of emulsification, which the laws of thermodynamics describe." ...

Magnetized plasmas have rarely been studied as nonlinear photonics media, yet they possess unique properties: Compared to unmagnetized plasmas, magnetization introduces additional resonances, which ...

Using nothing more than 2,000 super-strong magnets, a supercooled puck of yttrium barium copper oxide and the advanced scientific knowledge of the Royal Institution's best minds, somebody has ...