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    Category: Physics

    Physicists may have finally spotted elusive clusters of four neutrons

    Physicists have found the strongest sign yet of a fabled four of a kind. For six decades, researchers have hunted for clusters of four neutrons…

    22/06/2022
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    Gravitational wave ‘radar’ could help map the invisible universe

    It sounds like the setup for a joke: If radio waves give you radar and sound gives you sonar, what do gravitational waves get you?…

    22/06/2022
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    How fast a row of dominoes topples depends on friction

    It may seem like fun and games, but understanding how dominoes topple isn’t child’s play. “It’s a problem that is so natural; everybody plays with…

    21/06/2022
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    Why even small sonic booms are more annoying in cities

    Sonic booms can be particularly annoying in cities, where tall buildings and narrow streets boost noise levels and cause the noise to linger, new research…

    Zeelamo 13/06/2022

    Scientists created ‘smoke rings’ of light

    Smoke rings are being seen in a new light. Doughnut-shaped structures called vortex rings are sometimes seen swirling through fluids. Smokers can form them with…

    Zeelamo 10/06/2022

    Quantum physics exponentially improves some types of machine learning

    Machine learning can get a boost from quantum physics. On certain types of machine learning tasks, quantum computers have an exponential advantage over standard computation,…

    Zeelamo 09/06/2022

    How neutrinos could ensure a submarine’s nuclear fuel isn’t weaponized

    Nuclear submarines might provide rogue nations with a path to nuclear weapons. But neutrinos could help reveal attempts to go from boats to bombs. Neutrinos,…

    Zeelamo 02/06/2022

    Here’s why pipe organs seem to violate a rule of sound

    A speck of gold dancing to a pipe organ’s tune has helped solve a long-standing mystery: why certain wind instruments violate a mathematical formula that…

    Zeelamo 18/05/2022

    A galactic smashup might explain galaxies without dark matter

    Two mysterious galaxies, devoid of dark matter, could have a smashing origin story. About 8 billion years ago, researchers propose, two dwarf galaxies slammed into…

    Zeelamo 18/05/2022

    High-energy neutrinos may come from black holes ripping apart stars

    When a star gets too close to a black hole, sparks fly. And, potentially, so do subatomic particles called neutrinos. A dramatic light show results…

    Zeelamo 16/05/2022

    We finally have an image of the black hole at the heart of the Milky Way

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    Zeelamo 12/05/2022

    Gravitational waves gave a new black hole a high-speed ‘kick’

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    Zeelamo 25/04/2022

    The Large Hadron Collider has restarted with upgraded proton-smashing potential

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    Zeelamo 22/04/2022

    The W boson might be extra hefty. If so, it could hint at new physics

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    Zeelamo 07/04/2022

    Levitating plastic beads mimic the physics of spinning asteroids

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    Zeelamo 23/03/2022

    How light from black holes is narrowing the search for axions

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    Zeelamo 17/03/2022

    This fabric can hear your heartbeat

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    Zeelamo 16/03/2022

    Physicists explain the mesmerizing movements of raindrops on car windshields

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    Zeelamo 16/03/2022

    How lizards keep detachable tails from falling off

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    Zeelamo 08/03/2022

    Core memory weavers and Navajo women made the Apollo missions possible

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    Zeelamo 08/03/2022

    Astronomers may not have found a sign of the universe’s first stars after all

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    Zeelamo 08/03/2022

    A new gravity sensor used atoms’ weird quantum behavior to peer underground

    The best way to find buried treasure may be with a quantum gravity sensor. In these devices, free-falling atoms reveal subtle variations in Earth’s gravitational…

    Zeelamo 08/03/2022

    Russia’s war in Ukraine raises nuclear risks, physicists warn

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    Zeelamo 08/03/2022

    An ‘everlasting’ bubble endured more than a year without popping

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    Zeelamo 08/02/2022

    Here are the Top 10 science anniversaries of 2022

    Even though it’s only even odds that 2022 will turn out to be less of a disaster than 2021 (or 2020), at least 2022 is…

    Zeelamo 08/02/2022

    The quantum ‘boomerang’ effect has been seen for the first time

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    Zeelamo 08/02/2022

    Vinegar eels can synchronize swim

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    Zeelamo 08/02/2022

    A century of quantum mechanics questions the fundamental nature of reality

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    Zeelamo 13/01/2022

    Antiprotons show no hint of unexpected matter-antimatter differences

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    Zeelamo 05/01/2022

    The only known pulsar duo sheds new light on general relativity and more

    The only known duo of pulsars has just revealed a one-of-a-kind heap of cosmic insights. For over 16 years, scientists have been observing the pair…

    Zeelamo 13/12/2021

    Physicists have coaxed ultracold atoms into an elusive form of quantum matter

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    Zeelamo 07/12/2021

    Scientists finally detected a quantum effect that blocks atoms from scattering light

    A cloud of ultracold atoms is like a motel with a neon “no vacancy” sign. If a guest at the motel wants to switch rooms,…

    Zeelamo 22/11/2021

    New high-speed video reveals the physics of a finger snap

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    Zeelamo 17/11/2021

    A new particle accelerator aims to unlock secrets of bizarre atomic nuclei

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    Zeelamo 15/11/2021

    A stunning simulation re-creates how M87’s black hole launches plasma jets

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    Zeelamo 10/11/2021

    Neutron star collisions probably make more gold than other cosmic smashups

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    Zeelamo 03/11/2021

    A rush to watch a supernova exposed its last gasp before exploding

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    Zeelamo 02/11/2021

    Doubt cast on theorized ‘sterile’ particles leaves a neutrino mystery unsolved

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    Zeelamo 27/10/2021

    Here’s the physics of why ducklings swim in a row behind their mother

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    Zeelamo 20/10/2021

    An atomic clock measured how general relativity warps time across a millimeter

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    Zeelamo 18/10/2021

    Scientists are one step closer to error-correcting quantum computers

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    Zeelamo 04/10/2021

    These colorful butterflies were created using transparent ink

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    Zeelamo 01/10/2021

    Whirling maple seeds inspired these tiny flying sensors

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    Zeelamo 22/09/2021

    One of nature’s key constants is much larger in a quantum material

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    Zeelamo 21/09/2021

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    Zeelamo 02/09/2021

    Physicists caught protons ‘surfing’ on shock waves

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    Zeelamo 29/08/2021

    ‘Flashes of Creation’ recounts the Big Bang theory’s origin story

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    Zeelamo 24/08/2021

    50 years ago, physicists thought they found the W boson. They hadn’t

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    Zeelamo 24/08/2021

    With a powerful laser blast, scientists near a nuclear fusion milestone

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    Zeelamo 19/08/2021

    How particle detectors capture matter’s hidden, beautiful reality

    At every moment, subatomic particles stream in unfathomable numbers through your body. Each second, about 100 billion neutrinos from the sun pass through your thumbnail,…

    Zeelamo 05/08/2021
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