Teorie

Antigravità, a Oxford si prepara un clamoroso esperimento

Per la prima volta (sulla carta) c'è una macchina antigravità che non viola la relatività. Il problema resta costruirla.

Gianluca Riccio

A dramatic and scientifically evocative editorial illustration depicting two luminous marble-like spheres floating in a dark, abstract quantum space. One sphere appears duplicated or ghosted, split across two positions simultaneously in a shimmering quantum superposition effect, with soft interference patterns and wave-like distortions surrounding it. The other sphere is being gently repelled, drifting away with subtle energy lines indicating an invisible force pushing it outward — defying intuitive gravity. The background suggests a laboratory environment blending into deep space, with faint geometric grid lines reminiscent of spacetime curvature from general relativity. The color palette is deep indigo and black with glowing electric blue, soft gold, and white highlights, creating a sense of wonder and scientific frontier. Photorealistic rendering with a cinematic, concept-art quality suitable for a physics magazine cover.

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