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Exiled Moons May Explain Astronomical Mysteries

Moons ejected from orbits around gas giant exoplanets could explain several astronomical mysteries, an international team of astronomers suggests.

16 Jul 2019

Perfect Quantum Theory Revealed by Artificial Neural Network

Many competing theories exist for certain phenomena in quantum many-body physics, but despite this fact, no one knows which of them best describes a quantum phenomenon.

15 Jul 2019

Use of EMIC Waves as Diagnostic Tools to Reveal Plasma’s Characteristics

The Earth and other planets are encircled by enormous rings of electrically charged particles.

15 Jul 2019

New Method for Measuring Equilibrium of Plasma in Future Tokamaks

Researchers looking to achieve on Earth the fusion that powers stars and the sun must be able to regulate the hot, charged plasma that fuels fusion reactions. Plasma is the state of matter formed by free-floating electrons and atomic nuclei, or ions.

11 Jul 2019

New Method for Building Quantum Sensors with Ultra-High Precision

A research team from the University of Bristol has devised a new technique that could be applied to create quantum sensors with ultra-high precision.

11 Jul 2019

Study Shows Time Trajectories of Qubits Obey Second Law of Thermodynamics

The arrow of time points steadily forward, almost always, even in the abnormal realm of open quantum systems.

10 Jul 2019

New Method Could Accelerate Development of Quantum Information Technologies

Scientists from the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) have come up with a new method that could pave the way for future progress in quantum technology.

10 Jul 2019

Dark Trions are the Next Carrier of Quantum Information

Trions may soon supersede electrons. A team of researchers headed by physicists at the University of California, Riverside, has visualized, defined, and manipulated dark trions in a semiconductor—an ultraclean single-layer tungsten diselenide (WSe2).

10 Jul 2019

Scientists Weigh the Balance of Matter in Galaxy Clusters

A method of weighing the quantities of matter in galaxy clusters - the largest objects in our universe - has shown a balance between the amounts of hot gas, stars and other materials.

10 Jul 2019

Black Hole Brings down Curtain on Jellyfish Galaxy's Star Turn

The role of an excited black hole in the death of an exotic 'jellyfish' galaxy will be presented today (3 July) by Callum Bellhouse of the University of Birmingham at the RAS National Astronomy Meeting in Lancaster. The supermassive black hole at the centre of jellyfish galaxy JO201 is stripping away gas and throwing it out into space, accelerating suppression of star formation and effectively 'killing' the galaxy.

10 Jul 2019

Fast Radio Burst Pinpointed to Distant Galaxy

Fast radio bursts (FRBs) are among the most enigmatic and powerful events in the cosmos.

10 Jul 2019

Researchers Cast Neural Nets to Simulate Molecular Motion

New work from Los Alamos National Laboratory, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of Florida is showing that artificial neural nets can be trained to encode quantum mechanical laws to describe the motions of molecules, supercharging simulations potentially across a broad range of fields.

10 Jul 2019

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Exiled Moons May Explain Astronomical Mysteries

Perfect Quantum Theory Revealed by Artificial Neural Network

Use of EMIC Waves as Diagnostic Tools to Reveal Plasma’s Characteristics

New Method for Measuring Equilibrium of Plasma in Future Tokamaks

New Method for Building Quantum Sensors with Ultra-High Precision

Study Shows Time Trajectories of Qubits Obey Second Law of Thermodynamics

New Method Could Accelerate Development of Quantum Information Technologies

Dark Trions are the Next Carrier of Quantum Information

Scientists Weigh the Balance of Matter in Galaxy Clusters

Black Hole Brings down Curtain on Jellyfish Galaxy's Star Turn

Fast Radio Burst Pinpointed to Distant Galaxy

Researchers Cast Neural Nets to Simulate Molecular Motion

Researchers Unlock Magnetic Properties for Faster, More Efficient Computing

Research on High-Temperature Iron-Based Superconductivity

Study Represents First Example of Native Ferroelectric Metal

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