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risk everything they wish they'd thought about this. NASA on Monday will attempt an accomplishment mankind has never before achieved: purposely smacking a rocket into a space rock to somewhat

Astronomy & Space

Photos from a new space telescope show Neptune and its rings gleaming.

Astronomy & Space Article

Neptune and its rings haven't looked this great in many years. NASA delivered new charm shots of our planetary group's

Quantum Physics

Researchers provide answers to fundamental quantum physics questions.

Quantum Physics Article

A global group of physicists, with the support of the College of Augsburg, has interestingly affirmed a significant hypothetical forecast

Quantum Physics

Some quantum problems can be solved by conventional computers.

Quantum Physics Article

There has been a ton of buzz about quantum PCs, and for good reason. Modern PCs are intended to imitate

Physics

Wind instrument playing distributes more viruses than breathing but less than speaking or singing.

Physics Article

The most hazardous instrument is the voice, basically with regards to spreading infections like SARS-CoV2. Compared with breathing unobtrusively, during

Physics

Atomic-scale photography indicates a straightforward path to crystal formation

Physics Article

What do mists, TVs, drugs, and, surprisingly, the soil beneath our feet have in common?They all have or involve gems here and there. Precious stones are something other than extravagant

Physics

Researchers are taken aback by giant magnon spin wave conductivity in ultrathin insulators.

Physics Article

At the point when you make leading wires more slender, their electrical opposition goes up. This is Ohm's regulation, and

Nanophysics

Researchers have demonstrated that chiral oxide catalysts align electron spin.

Nanophysics Article

Controlling the twist of electrons opens up future situations for applications in turn-based gadgets (spintronics), for instance in information handling.

Nanotechnology

A heat-resistant nanophotonic substance could aid in the conversion of heat to electricity.

Nanotechnology Article

A new nanophotonic material has broken records for high-temperature soundness, possibly introducing more effective power creation and opening various additional

Nanophysics

Electrostriction in an oxide material is improved by atomically designed interfaces.

Nanophysics Article

A global group of specialists has figured out how to further develop electrostriction in an oxide material by molecularly designing

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