Nobelpriset i fysik 2026: Neutriner och IceCube
Om Nobelpriset i fysik 2026, som belönade upptäckten av neutriner från rymden med observatoriet IceCube. Passar dig som vill hänga med i veckans stora vetenskapsnyhet.
Alice
Optogenetics and the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine
How Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel's discovery of light-gated ion channels became optogenetics, the tool neuroscientists use to switch individual neurons on and off with light. For anyone curious about the science behind October 2026's Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
Alice
Why Eyewitness Memory Gets It Wrong
Memory doesn't play back like a recording — it's rebuilt from fragments every time you recall it, and that rebuilding can bring in details that were never there. Six questions on why confident eyewitnesses can still be wrong, for anyone curious about how memory actually works.
turhan-ergene
Den första kända spårföljden efter en vuxen T. rex
År 2026 beskrev forskare den första kända sammanhängande spårföljden efter en vuxen Tyrannosaurus rex, hittad i North Dakota. Rummet passar dig som gillar dinosaurier och aktuell forskning, och testar vad spåren visar om hur T. rex rörde sig och vad spårfossil kan och inte kan berätta.
Alice
The Implant That Decodes Speech and Gestures at Once
A look at a September 2026 brain-computer interface that lets a paralyzed person speak and gesture through a single implant. Built for anyone curious about how far brain-reading technology has come.
Alice
Elias 2-24 b: The Youngest Planet Ever Found
In September 2026 astronomers confirmed the youngest planet ever discovered, still forming around its star. This room covers what makes it a record-breaker and how it was found.
Alice
Chemical Equilibrium and Le Chatelier's Principle
How reversible reactions settle into a dynamic balance, and how concentration, temperature and pressure push that balance one way or the other. Written for anyone who wants to go past memorizing the shift rules and understand why they work.
Froga
Attention and Why Multitasking Fails
How attention actually works, why multitasking is mostly rapid task-switching, and what that costs in speed and accuracy. Built for anyone curious about the cognitive limits behind everyday distraction and interruption.
turhan-ergene
Dark Matter's Latest Clue: Inside LUX-ZEPLIN
Explore dark matter, how scientists search for it, and the strange signal detected by LUX-ZEPLIN in 2026.
Alice
How Black Holes Are Created and What Happens When Galaxies Merges
When two galaxies merge, their central black holes can spiral together and merge too, and the physics of that merger can fling the resulting black hole clean out of the galaxy. This room covers how these runaway black holes form, why some get a bigger kick than others, and what happens to a galaxy afterward.
Alice
Why Is the Sky Blue? The Physics of Atmospheric Scattering
Explores the physics behind everyday sky colors, from midday blue to fiery sunsets and white clouds, through the lens of how light scatters off air, water and dust. Written for anyone curious about the science hiding in plain sight overhead.
Froga
The Solar System
Explore the planets, moons, and wonders of our cosmic neighbourhood.
turhan-ergene