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Galaxies Have Been Found to Rotate Once Every Billion Years

A discovery by astronomers shows that irrespective of their size, all galaxies rotate once in every billion years. It is well known that one day is the time taken by the Earth to spin around on its axis once, and ...

14 Mar 2018

Stephen Hawking: The Voice of Physics

Physics lost an extraordinary individual when Stephen Hawking, world-renowned cosmologist and theoretical physicist died at the age of 76.

By Thomas Hornigold 14 Mar 2018

Researchers Devise Innovative Process for Investigating Metastability

Metastability can be largely observed in technology and nature. Various features behind the dynamics and behavior of such systems continue to be unrevealed.

12 Mar 2018

Researchers Draw Closer to Developing Silicon-Based Quantum Computers

The innovative method of making quantum bits from precisely positioned individual atoms in silicon is earning huge rewards.

12 Mar 2018

Australian Researchers Get Qubits to Talk to Each Other

As rival companies compete to assemble the largest-ever quantum chips, they are of course competing for ‘quantum supremacy’.

By Thomas Hornigold 9 Mar 2018

Quasiparticles Seen in Quantum Gas for the First Time

Superfluidity is a counter-intuitive occurrence where quantum physics and particle-wave duality arise at the macroscopic level.

By Kerry Taylor-Smith 8 Mar 2018

New Clues to Formation of Hydrocarbons in Space

It’s well understood by physicists that stars are responsible for building most of the abundance of elements heavier than helium, through nuclear fusion.

By Thomas Hornigold 7 Mar 2018

Skyrmions with Characteristics Matching that of Ball Lightning Observed

Researchers have developed a three-dimensional skyrmion in a quantum gas - the existence of which was only previously speculated.

7 Mar 2018

EPFL Scientists Use Ultrashort Laser Pulse to Control and Manipulate Skyrmions

Getting one step closer to developing more energy-efficient memory devices, researchers have used laser pulses to produce controllable stable skyrmions.

7 Mar 2018

Imagining the Universe Through the Concepts of the Holographic Principle

Imagine there being a deeper reality - think of our universe as a mere illusion. Ever imagined all of us living in a hologram?

7 Mar 2018

Study on Earliest Evidence of Hydrogen in Universe

In a research published in the Nature journal on March 1, 2018, astronomers from MIT and Arizona State University state that a table-sized radio antenna in a distant region of Western Australia has picked up weak signals of hydrogen gas from the primordial universe.

1 Mar 2018

Technique for 3D Imaging of Individual Nanoparticles in Different Orientations

A method involving a needle moving a nanoparticle into distinctive orientations to take 2D images, assisting in reconstructing a 3D picture.

1 Mar 2018

Quantum Physics–Inspired Machine Learning Approach for Reconstructing Complex Quantum Systems

Methods similar to those used to train self-driving cars and chess-playing computers are at present assisting physicists in investigating the complexities of the quantum realm.

27 Feb 2018

Study Discloses New High-Resolution Map of Galactic Center

A new research headed by Pat Roche, professor of astrophysics from The University of Oxford, and Chris Packham, associate professor of physics and astronomy from The University of Texas at San Antonio, has disclosed a fresh high-resolution map of the magnetic field lines in dust and gas circulating around the supermassive black hole located at the center of Earth’s galaxy.

26 Feb 2018

Astrophysicists Discover Supermassive Black Holes in Distant Galaxies

The data related to galaxies positioned nearly 3.5 billion light-years away from Earth have helped to observe what are probably the largest black holes.

21 Feb 2018

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Galaxies Have Been Found to Rotate Once Every Billion Years

Stephen Hawking: The Voice of Physics

Researchers Devise Innovative Process for Investigating Metastability

Researchers Draw Closer to Developing Silicon-Based Quantum Computers

Australian Researchers Get Qubits to Talk to Each Other

Quasiparticles Seen in Quantum Gas for the First Time

New Clues to Formation of Hydrocarbons in Space

Skyrmions with Characteristics Matching that of Ball Lightning Observed

EPFL Scientists Use Ultrashort Laser Pulse to Control and Manipulate Skyrmions

Imagining the Universe Through the Concepts of the Holographic Principle

Study on Earliest Evidence of Hydrogen in Universe

Technique for 3D Imaging of Individual Nanoparticles in Different Orientations

Quantum Physics–Inspired Machine Learning Approach for Reconstructing Complex Quantum Systems

Study Discloses New High-Resolution Map of Galactic Center

Astrophysicists Discover Supermassive Black Holes in Distant Galaxies

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