The stabilization of polarons paves the way for new physics
The method is known as density functional theory (DFT). It is used to explore the electronic structure of many-body systems such as atoms and molecules in…
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Neutrinos are harder to interpret than thought
Models used to evaluate experiments with neutrinos are surprisingly incomplete. This has now been shown in a check of the calculations using electrons.
Sterile neutrinos disappear as STEREO detects no oscillations
The sterile neutrino hypothesis cannot account for why the neutrino flux seen from uranium-235 fission is lower than expected by theory, according to data…
Exclusion of the sterile-neutrino hypothesis by nuclear reaction
Neutrinos are named such because they are electrically neutral and are a type of elementary particle that are mostly created during radioactive decay.
A glance into the Very (High Energy) bright future
With the use of the powerful tool known as multi-messenger astronomy, we may examine astrophysical sources by examining them in the context of various…
Scientists speculate that dark photons may make up dark matter
Dark matter could be composed of ultralight dark photons that have heated our universe. This is a new scenario proposed in a study published recently in the…
Hydrogen or the Neutrino Powercube, which will provide us with both light and heat?
In order to put an end to hydrocarbon burning and slow the alarming rise in the global average temperature, we need tried and true methods.
Scientists from Thailand and China work together to solve cutting-edge mysteries
Reporter Holly Chik looks at Chinese-Thai cooperation in cutting-edge technology and fundamental science.
What Does The Sun Consist Of? New Data Deepens Debate
Physicists working on the Borexino experiment in Italy have measured the carbon and nitrogen abundances in the Sun's core for the first time using solar…
Here are six instances in 2022 where science defied physics
As we discover more about black holes, dark matter, quantum mechanics, and other fundamental physics ideas, we frequently find ourselves having to doubt what…
An apparent anomaly in the Standard Model of Physics is disregarded by new CERN data
CERN reported that new data from the Large Hadron Collider experiment showed that earlier data suggesting a violation of the Standard Model of particle…
Nanomaterials and the future of energy technologies
Countries that have successfully incorporated weather-independent, non-fuel power production technology into their energy supply systems will make enormous…
Large Hadron Collider ATLAS shifts into high gear during Run 3
The Large Hadron Collider started its third period of operation (Run 3) in July of 2022, after having undergone nearly three years' worth of upgrades and…
An unexpected source of mysterious cosmic radiation has been found
The cause of this radiation in space was ultimately uncovered after many years of investigation into the phenomenon.
Do you know how long it takes for sunlight to reach the Earth?
Light from the Sun moves through space's vacuum at a constant speed and, furthermore, remains unchanged until it reaches the Earth.
New accelerator project successfully completes transatlantic transport test
One step closer to becoming a reality is the most potent neutrino beam ever. In October, the Proton Improvement Plan II, or PIP-II, project successfully…
The formation of high-velocity pulsars is explained using a neutrino rocket model
In 1967, scientists made the initial discovery of a pulsar. Astronomers have determined that some pulsars have a proper motion velocity that is greater than…
Researchers finally measure the "ghost particle," a discovery that will alter how we perceive the cosmos
Researchers were successful in early this year in documenting the measurements of a subatomic particle known as a neutrino.
Graphene-based fuel-free generators: The new paradigm for innovative energy
Since Takaaki Kajita and Arthur B. McDonald, the heads of two experimental groups exploring neutrino properties (Super-Kamiokande and SNO), were given the…
Switzerland to be the first country in the world to use biofuel-free electricity generators
The Swiss energy sector is experiencing electricity shortages, particularly during the winter.
From the enigma of gravitational waves and neutrinos to the rapid detection of cancer
The SCIE and BBVA recognized computer scientist Pablo Morales Alvarez for his methods to determine gravitational wave effects.
Elemental Accounting of the Interior of the Sun
The Sun's core hydrogen fusion events release a large amount of solar neutrinos. They are therefore concrete proof that nuclear processes power the Sun.
Particle physics research center Large Hadron Collider set to probe secrets of the universe after upgrade
After a three and a half year renovation of the particle accelerator Large Hadron Collider (LHC) on the France-Swiss border, nuclear scientists are poised to…
Scientists have discovered new indications that dark photons may make up dark matter
In a novel hypothesis put out in a study just published in Physical Review Letters, dark matter may be composed of ultralight dark photons that heated up our cosmos.