soliton

At a very different scale, a black hole can be understood as a topological soliton in the fabric of spacetime.

The Scottish engineer and naval architect John Scott Russell first spotted a soliton in 1834 as it traveled along the Union Canal.

Fincham, who was born in Britain and grew up in Jamaica, envisioned a soliton—a solitary wave that maintains its energy as it propagates.

Nucleon form factors of the energy–momentum tensor in the chiral quark–soliton model.

This creates a soliton that stands more than 2 meters tall.