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An exploration group at the Foundation of Current Physical Science (Devil) of the Chinese Institute of Sciences (CAS), along with their partners, has as of late blended another isotope, actinium-204,

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A novel method of producing telescope mirrors could improve our understanding of the universe.

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Scientists have fostered a better approach to utilizing femtosecond laser heartbeats to create the high-accuracy ultrathin mirrors expected for elite X-beam telescopes. The method could

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Investigating the mystique of quark-gluon plasma

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Quark-gluon plasma is a very hot and thick condition of matter where the rudimentary constituents—quarks and gluons—are not bound inside composite particles called hadrons, as

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Uncovering buried visual information: An all-in-one color detector for hundreds of different hues

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Spectrometers are broadly utilized throughout industry and research to identify and examine light. Spectrometers measure the range of light—its solidity at various frequencies, similar to the varieties in a rainbow—and

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Completing Einstein’s homework in electromagnetism on special relativity

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Albert Einstein, perhaps the most celebrated living researcher, proposed the progressive hypothesis of unique relativity over 100 years ago. This hypothesis frames the premise of

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Undergraduate physics research skills are enhanced by robotic bug toys.

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Although the abrupt change to remote and mixed learning was viewed as a huge test during the Coronavirus pandemic, scholarly and business interest in imaginative

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Using crystals to confine classical and quantum waves

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In the diary Actual Survey Letters, a group of specialists from the College of Twente depict how any sort of wave, whether quantum or traditional, is restricted in any sort

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Particle physics is pushing the limits of cancer treatment.

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Specialists at Europe's science lab, CERN, who consistently use molecular physical science to challenge how we might interpret the universe, are likewise applying their specialty

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The use of single-phonon reading and ground-state cooling with trapped electrons brings quantum computing one step closer.

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Quantum PCs are strong computational gadgets that depend on quantum mechanics, or the study of how particles like electrons and iotas connect with their general

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Amorphous Silicon’s Topology and Machine Learning Reveal Hidden Relationships

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Amorphous silicon is a glassy version of the material that lacks repetitive crystalline organization. Theoretical scientists have employed topological mathematics and machine learning to uncover a hidden relationship between nano-scale