New mathematical theory could explain how disturbances in the universe, like gravitational waves, move through space and time ...

Mathematicians have come up with a new way to crinkle up the fabric of space-time -- at least in theory.

Science has constantly pushed the boundaries of what we know, from exploring galaxies to examining subatomic particles. But ...

Studies of anti de Sitter space suggest, for instance, that the math describing gravity (that is, space-time geometry) can be equivalent to the math of quantum physics in a space of one less ...

In Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, for example, time is woven together with the three dimensions of space, forming a bendy, four-dimensional space-time continuum — a “block universe” ...

Curious connections between physics and math suggest to Latham Boyle that space-time may survive the jump to the next theory of reality.

Quantum mechanics has some wacky principals that we could one day exploit for other cool things like relative time-travel (bending space around us so that we can travel long distances without aging).

Although it's impossible to travel faster than light, the restriction applies only to local measurements. It's possible to manipulate space-time in such a way that superluminal motion is achievable.

What If The Universe Is Math? Season 9 Episode 2 | 17m 33s | CC Quantum phenomena have no subjective qualities and have questionable physicality. They seem to be completely describable by only ...

MIT physicist Max Tegmark believes the universe is actually made of math, and that math can explain all of existence, including the human brain.

The Swiss physicist Nicolas Gisin is using an old form of math to rethink the very basics of what we know about time.