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New Experiment Rules Out Many Models Explaining Nature of Dark Energy

Researchers have performed an experiment for testing a famous theory related to dark energy and have not found any proof of new forces, thereby placing strong restrictions on associated theories.

20 Aug 2019

Unidirectional Quantum Spin Wave Could be Used as Information Carrier

Scientists from Purdue University have produced a quantum spin wave for light that could act as an information carrier for next-generation nanotechnologies but with a special twist—they flow in only one direction.

20 Aug 2019

New Technique for Investigating High-Temperature Superconductivity

In condensed matter physics, one of the greatest puzzles is to find the precise link between superconductivity and charge order in cuprate superconductors. In the case of superconductors, electrons move freely through the material—there is no resistance upon being cooled below its critical temperature.

19 Aug 2019

Study Sheds Light on the Atomic Causes of High-Temperature Superconductivity

Superconductors are expected to redefine the energy industry in the near future, but for this to be happen, these materials should have the ability to transport electricity under room temperature without any kind of resistance.

19 Aug 2019

Clear Understanding of Magnetic Monopoles Could Result in New Technologies

A breakthrough in figuring out how the quasi-particles called magnetic monopoles perform could pave the way towards the development of new technologies that can substitute electric charges.

19 Aug 2019

4MOST Project to Develop 3D Map of Galaxies Neighboring Milky Way

An international team of researchers, including physicists from the University of Sussex, will create a 3D map of 10 million galaxies neighboring the Milky Way.

19 Aug 2019

Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope Reveals Moon’s Glow is Brighter than Sun’s

Moon would seem brighter than the Sun if human eyes could see high-energy radiation known as gamma rays. This is precisely how the moon has been observed in space by NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope over the last 10 years.

19 Aug 2019

Ultraviolet Flares from M-Type Stars Might Help Uncover Hidden Biospheres

Astronomers who search for life on faraway planets may have to look for the glow.

14 Aug 2019

Researchers Successfully Place 20 Entangled Qubits in Superposition State

In the quantum realm, particles like the well-known analogy of Schrödinger’s cat can be left-spinning or right-spinning, dead or alive, all at the same time.

14 Aug 2019

Experiments with Ultracold Lithium Atoms Confirm Theoretically Predicted Deviation

Several phenomena in the natural realm exhibit symmetries in their dynamic evolution, which help scientists to gain better insights into a system’s underlying mechanism.

12 Aug 2019

Simple Solution to Create Fluorescent Quantum Defects

Researchers expect quantum computing and quantum cryptography to exhibit considerably higher potential compared to their classical equivalents.

12 Aug 2019

Supercomputer Simulations Used to Decipher Science Behind Galaxy Formation

How do galaxies like the Milky Way emerge? How do they expand and evolve over time? For several decades, the science underlying galaxy formation has been a mystery.

12 Aug 2019

First-Ever High-Resolution Measurements of Interplanetary Shock

Spending four years and employing high-resolution instruments, the Magnetospheric Multiscale mission (MMS) has recently observed what no other spacecraft has—the first high-resolution measurements of an interplanetary shock.

12 Aug 2019

Thermal Response for Particle Detectors can Happen Without a Thermal State

For the first time, scientists have determined the essential and sufficient conditions that must be satisfied by the low-energy limit of quantum gravity theories to preserve the principal features of the Unruh effect.

12 Aug 2019

Next-Generation Xenon Detector Assembled at Sanford Underground Research Facility

The major component of the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) xenon detector is ready to be closed and lowered almost 1.5 km underground, where it will look for dark matter.

8 Aug 2019

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New Experiment Rules Out Many Models Explaining Nature of Dark Energy

Unidirectional Quantum Spin Wave Could be Used as Information Carrier

New Technique for Investigating High-Temperature Superconductivity

Study Sheds Light on the Atomic Causes of High-Temperature Superconductivity

Clear Understanding of Magnetic Monopoles Could Result in New Technologies

4MOST Project to Develop 3D Map of Galaxies Neighboring Milky Way

Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope Reveals Moon’s Glow is Brighter than Sun’s

Ultraviolet Flares from M-Type Stars Might Help Uncover Hidden Biospheres

Researchers Successfully Place 20 Entangled Qubits in Superposition State

Experiments with Ultracold Lithium Atoms Confirm Theoretically Predicted Deviation

Simple Solution to Create Fluorescent Quantum Defects

Supercomputer Simulations Used to Decipher Science Behind Galaxy Formation

First-Ever High-Resolution Measurements of Interplanetary Shock

Thermal Response for Particle Detectors can Happen Without a Thermal State

Next-Generation Xenon Detector Assembled at Sanford Underground Research Facility

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1 Simple Solution to Create Fluorescent Quantum Defects

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3 Supercomputer Simulations Used to Decipher Science Behind Galaxy Formation

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