Although players can’t use the Deathly Hallows Invisibility Cloak freely, they can still sneak around the castle with drinkable concoctions. We’re here to help you with this activity by showing you ...

Gbur (Falling Felines and Fundamental Physics), a physics professor at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, surveys in this entertaining primer the state of research into literal invisibility.

Tens of millions of Americans live outside of the mainstream financial system, and as many as 11%—or an estimated 50 million, as of 2022—can be classified as “credit invisible.” That means that they ...

What would it take to hide an entire planet? It sounds more like a question posed in an episode of “Star Trek” than in academic discourse, but sometimes the bleeding edge of science blurs with themes ...

We may not get flying cars or robot maids any time soon, but physicist Michio Kaku says other inventions just as amazing are in the pipeline:... No Flying Car, But How About An Invisibility Cloak?

Although it’s an imperfect system, building a good credit history is essential. Not everyone is able to secure credit at a competitive rate — 106 million Americans are currently in this position as of ...

A happy hour with new co-workers (and your boss), Mother’s Day brunch, your nephew’s 3rd birthday party: These are just a few places where you might want to have a drink (or three) without slurring ...