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Scientists created a nearly ideal pendulum that oscillates for 110 hours to measure forces in femtonewtons.
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A vibrating ball weighing a milligram didn't stop for 110 hours. This record time will help catch signals of quantum gravity—perhaps soon we'll see how space trembles at the micro level.
🎯 Superfluid helium can spontaneously leave an open cup—it simply flows over the edge, ignoring gravity, like a living creature.