Ghost particles likely originate from galactic nuclei fueled by supermassive black holes
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The first unobstructed view of Neptune's rings in over 30 years
Thanks to the James Webb Space Telescope, people on Earth are gaining a completely fresh perspective on the rings of Neptune.
Titans of Quantum Physics Win Breakthrough Prize
As billions of dollars flood into quantum computing and countries develop communication networks protected by quantum encryption, the importance of quantum…
Where ghostly neutrinos fit in with the solution to the universe's matter mystery
There is a possibility that the solution to one of the most perplexing questions about the cosmos can be found in one of the tiniest and creepiest particles.
Breakthrough in Superconductors Is Due to the Observation of a Previously Unknown Phenomenon
Understanding the connection between spin liquids and superconductivity may lead to the creation of room-temperature operating superconductors, which would…
To create tiny diamonds and a new kind of water, scientists blasted plastic using lasers
Scientists have been able to confirm the existence of an unusual new kind of water by blasting inexpensive plastic with extremely intense lasers.
First atomic view of an operational quantum electronic gadget
Ultrafast electron diffraction (UED), a camera that detects atomic movements, was used to see a quantum electronic system for the first time.
General relativity's foundation has been solidly confirmed by a satellite mission
The achievement, which was reported earlier this month by a group led by the French space agency CNES and also included a researcher from Imperial College…
This quantum sensor is solar-powered, making it more eco-friendly
Instead of using power-hungry lasers, as was done with prior versions of these sensors, the new design measures the magnetic field using light from the sun.
Scientists Show Complete Control of a Three-Qubit System
Researchers at RIKEN in Japan have made a big step forward toward the development of large-scale quantum computing by demonstrating error correction in a…
In a revolutionary experiment, scientists have successfully created matter out of nothing
The expression "you can't produce something out of nothing" is certainly familiar to all of us by now.
These physicists prefer a new theory of gravity to the possibility of dark matter
Dark matter was postulated to explain why stars at the galaxy's edge moved far faster than Newton had expected.
Scientists acquire the first image of a hidden quantum phase in a two-dimensional crystal
Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of Texas at Austin have for the first time acquired images of a…
Researchers Observe Rotating Quasiparticles in a Two-Dimensional Magnet
When combined with a light-emitting quasiparticle (called an exciton) with quantum information applications, new research shows that spinning quasiparticles…
NASA's Mars rover makes an "amazing" discovery in its hunt for past life
Since July, NASA's Perseverance rover has dug into sedimentary rock on Mars and brought back four thin cores.
Saturn's rings and tilt could be attributed to a single lost moon
A single, doomed moon could clear up a couple of mysteries about Saturn. This hypothetical missing moon, dubbed Chrysalis, could have helped tilt Saturn over…
Using water purification to pave the road for commercially viable organic solar cells
Organic solar cells (OSCs), which employ organic polymers to convert sunlight into electricity, have gotten a lot of interest recently because of their…
A breakthrough in radiation detection pinpoints element production in stellar novae
Nuclear reactions release energy, which powers bursting stars like novae. To precisely replicate novae on computers, researchers need precise nuclear reaction…
Satellites and other space debris falling to Earth prove Einstein was right — again
As far as we can tell, gravity doesn’t care who you are. Using a level of precision one hundred times greater than earlier efforts, an experiment conducted in…
The potential for quantum entanglement can be pushed further by "levitating" nanoparticles
The interaction of microscopic glass spheres hanging in a vacuum has been studied by physicists at close range.
Advancement in quantum chemistry enabled by machine learning
Starting from fundamental scientific theories, the equations of quantum mechanics offer a pathway for predicting the properties of molecules.
Alliance between Harvard and AWS to improve quantum science research
A strategic partnership between Harvard University and Amazon Web Services (AWS) has been established to accelerate fundamental investigation and invention in…
NASA plans to launch Artemis 1 on September 27
The Artemis mission, which has already been behind schedule by a number of years, is proving to be a difficult challenge for NASA, the world’s leading space…
A recently found exoplanet that is astonishingly similar to Earth
An international team of scientists recently announced the finding of two new exoplanets, each roughly 40% larger than Earth, and they say these faraway…