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High-Tech Telescopes Rapidly Capture Short Gamma-Ray Burst

Using two Maunakea Observatories based in Hawaii, astronomers have successfully detected a short gamma-ray burst (SGRB)—the second-most distant and confirmed explosion—to be ever studied, to date.

Quantum Entanglement: How Interaction Happens without Contact

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How Graphene Quantum Dots can be Used to Treat Radioactive Industry Waste

By Andrew Messios

Ruling Out Dark Matter Decay

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$Electron Diffraction: The Short Range Order of Amorphous Solids$

Electron Diffraction: The Short Range Order of Amorphous Solids

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Transmission Electron Microscopy - Seeing Deeper with Quantum Physics

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An Overview of the Quantum Mechanics Behind Atomic Absorption

By Ben Pilkington, MSt.

High-Tech Telescopes Rapidly Capture Short Gamma-Ray Burst

Study Offers New Insights into Behavior of Light Carrying Orbital Angular Momentum

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Polarized Emission from Coupled Quantum Dots is Strong Along Coupling Direction

Orbital Intercoupling Plays a Key Role in Materials with Strong Polarization

Researchers Tap Magnetic Anisotropy to Achieve High-Performance Data Storage

High-Tech Telescopes Rapidly Capture Short Gamma-Ray Burst

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High-Tech Telescopes Rapidly Capture Short Gamma-Ray Burst

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1 MAGIC Telescope Captures First Gamma-Ray Burst

2 Scientists Observe Fractional Quantum Hall States in Monolayer 2D Semiconductors

3 New Simple, Easy-to-Understand Derivation of Laser Spectral Linewidth

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