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To tackle a well-established puzzle about how long a neutron can "live" outside a nuclear core, physicists put forward a wild yet testable hypothesis, positing the presence of a right-given

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A tidal disruption event that coincides with the generation of a high-energy neutrino is identified in a study.

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High-energy neutrinos are profoundly entrancing subatomic particles created when quick-accused particles crash into different particles or photons. IceCube, a famous neutrino finder situated at the

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A tiny lab on a chip examines extremely small amounts of liquid.

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Researchers from the Institute of Laser Engineering at Osaka University made a model terahertz optical spectroscopy framework with a detecting region identical to the cross-sectional

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Taking quantum control of the building components of life

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Life (as far as we might be concerned) depends on carbon. In spite of its omnipresence, this significant component actually holds a lot of mysteries, both on the planet and

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A novel gel demonstrates its ability to be a highly tunable color filter.

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Variety makes these researchers cheerful. An outlandish gel they learned about at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has a startling property: The

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New Quantum Materials are Made Possible by an Atomic-scale Window into Superconductivity

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Superconductors are materials that have no electrical resistance at all, and they typically require extremely low temperatures. They are used in a variety of applications,

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Future Space Gravitational Wave Detector Could Uncover Universe Secrets

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According to recent studies, gravitational wave detections from space in the future may discover novel fundamental fields and reveal previously unknown facets of the Universe. The gravitational-wave observations by the

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Any Frequency Electromagnetic Signal can be detected by Quantum Sensor

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Researchers devised a method that allows quantum sensors to detect any arbitrary frequency while maintaining their ability to measure nanometer-scale features. Quantum sensors detect the

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Einstein’s General Relativity is Measured by Atomic Clocks at Millimeter Scale

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A millimeter, or roughly the width of a sharp pencil tip, is all that separates two tiny atomic clocks, which are shown to tick at

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Taking on Complex Parameter Problems and Large Data Sets in Particle Physics

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How to understand big data sets made up of numerous different observables in the context of models with various parameter values is one of the main issues in particle physics.