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Cloud-Based Quantum Computing - Most Useful Form for Public Users

Cloud-based quantum computing is expected to be the most reachable and useful form for public users, allowing them to experience with the power of quantum.

23 Jan 2018

Micius Satellite Enables Real-World Intercontinental Quantum Communications

Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) employs individual light quanta in quantum superposition states, to ensure security between intercontinental communications.

23 Jan 2018

Afterglow from Neutron-Star Merger Continues to Brighten

The afterglow from the faraway neutron-star merger (a collision that took place almost 138 million light years away) has continued to brighten.

19 Jan 2018

Advancing Quantum Computations and Simulations by Creating Interesting Input States

Researchers have developed innovative techniques for forming interesting input states for quantum simulations and computations.

19 Jan 2018

Astronomers Discover Odd Star Behaviour in Cluster NGC 3201

A star in the cluster NGC 3201 that is behaving in an odd manner - orbiting an inactive black hole - has been discovered.

18 Jan 2018

Researchers Detect Universe Structuring Through Quasars

For the first time, researchers have detected the structuring of the universe through quasars, which are 6.8-10.5 billion light years from earth.

17 Jan 2018

Queen's University Scientist to Test Limits of Core Principle of Quantum Mechanics

A scientist from Queen's University is working with researchers at two other UK universities to test one of the fundamental laws of physics as part of a major Europe-wide project awarded more than £3m in funding.

17 Jan 2018

Swirling electrons can be ‘left-handed’ or ‘right-handed’

Research shows polar vortices also have chirality. Chirality is a structural configuration that cannot be superimposed on its own mirror image.

By Brett Smith 17 Jan 2018

Scientists Use Gyroscopes to Explore the Behavior of Material with a Randomly Arranged Structure

According to University of Chicago scientists, individuals need not be perfectly organized to pull off a wave.

16 Jan 2018

Black Hole Double Burp Spotted By Space Telescopes

Black holes are well known for consuming everything in space around them due to their huge gravitational pull, but we know less about their 'burps'.

By Luke Edwards 16 Jan 2018

Life Matter Discovered In Ancient Meteorites

New technology has been used to study meteorites that fell to Earth in 1998 - evidence for life outside our planet has potentially been discovered.

By Luke Edwards 15 Jan 2018

Scientists Develop a Large-Scale, Un-Hackable Quantum Network

Scientists have developed a method for securely communicating between multiple quantum devices.

12 Jan 2018

Astronomers Locate Substellar Objects in Orion Nebula Using Hubble Space Telescope

In a survey for small, faint objects in the Orion Nebula, astronomers discovered the largest known population of brown dwarfs scattered among newborn stars.

12 Jan 2018

NASA Study Shows Planets Not Involved in Formation of Disk Patterns Around Stars

When exoplanet scientists first spotted patterns in disks of dust and gas around young stars, they thought newly formed planets might be the cause. But a recent NASA study cautions that there may be another explanation — one that doesn’t involve planets at all.

12 Jan 2018

Discovery of New Stellar Streams Indicate that Milky Way Pulls Stars from its Neighbors

Although majority of the stars in our sky possibly originated in the Milky Way, a number of them seem to have migrated to our galaxy from other galaxies.

12 Jan 2018

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Cloud-Based Quantum Computing - Most Useful Form for Public Users

Micius Satellite Enables Real-World Intercontinental Quantum Communications

Afterglow from Neutron-Star Merger Continues to Brighten

Advancing Quantum Computations and Simulations by Creating Interesting Input States

Astronomers Discover Odd Star Behaviour in Cluster NGC 3201

Researchers Detect Universe Structuring Through Quasars

Queen's University Scientist to Test Limits of Core Principle of Quantum Mechanics

Swirling electrons can be ‘left-handed’ or ‘right-handed’

Scientists Use Gyroscopes to Explore the Behavior of Material with a Randomly Arranged Structure

Black Hole Double Burp Spotted By Space Telescopes

Life Matter Discovered In Ancient Meteorites

Scientists Develop a Large-Scale, Un-Hackable Quantum Network

Astronomers Locate Substellar Objects in Orion Nebula Using Hubble Space Telescope

NASA Study Shows Planets Not Involved in Formation of Disk Patterns Around Stars

Discovery of New Stellar Streams Indicate that Milky Way Pulls Stars from its Neighbors

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2ALMA Maps Magnetic Streamer Funneling Gas to Newborn Stars

3Study Tests Whether Dark Matter Obeys Regular Cosmological Rules

4Unraveling the Carrier Origin in an Exotic Quantum Insulator

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