Chemists searching for the island of stability now have a better map. Thanks to the discovery of six new variations of the superheavy elements on the bottom rung of the periodic table, scientists are ...

See a pair of superheavy neutron stars collide in this simulation with gravitational wave audio. "An audible tone and a visual frequency scale (at left) track the steady rise in the frequency of ...

Posters of the periodic table on the walls of science labs in schools around the world will need to be updated after the discovery of the newest superheavy element, element 117. With the temporary ...

Scientists have created six new isotopes of the superheavy elements, reaching in an unbroken chain of decays from element 114 down to rutherfordium. The discovery is a major step toward understanding ...

Millions of asteroids are floating in space in the massive expanse between Mars and Jupiter, thousands of which are close enough to our planet to be deemed "near-Earth asteroids." While the majority ...

The mere existence of superheavy elements has been a longstanding fundamental scientific problem. How can a nucleus with a large atomic number, such as Z = 112, survive the huge electrostatic ...

"It was actually quite difficult," he says of his attempt to keep up with Damian Marley on the microphone. By Lindsay Powers Mick Jagger deviates from his Rolling Stones sound for his music with new ...

Although it outnumbers regular matter by a ratio of five to one, dark matter is frustratingly elusive. Many experiments have been and are being run to try to hunt down different types of candidate ...

Jagger, Joss Stone and others combined multiple sounds for debut album. Sept. 21, 2011— -- "Common Ground," a song on the self-titled debut album from SuperHeavy -- a supergroup that includes ...

On a recent summer day at the Paramount lot, the five members of the group SuperHeavy played along to a recording of their first single, “Miracle Worker,” as a camera crane swooped over an assembled ...

The recently formed supergroup, which includes members Dave Stewart, Joss Stone, Damian Marley and A.R. Rahman, gathered at Hollywood's Henson Studios for an intimate listening session. By Phil Gallo ...