Innovative new analog quantum computers for intractable challenges
An innovative new sort of analog quantum computer has been developed by physicists, and it can handle challenging physics issues that have thus far eluded…
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Supernova Explosion Predicted by Super-Kamiokande, Mysterious Properties of Ghost Particle Neutrinos
The name "neutrino" may be relatively familiar to those of us living in Japan. The name "neutrino" may be relatively familiar to those of us who live in…
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…
The final stages of development toward mass production of Neutrinovoltaic power sources are wrapping up
Preparations for the industrial production of Neutrinovoltaic power sources, developed by the international scientific and technological company Neutrino…
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.
Neutrinovoltaic Technology: A Step Toward Phasing Out Fossil Fuels in the Energy Sector
The strategy of Western countries, and especially European countries, has as its primary objective the elimination of the use of fossil fuels in the…
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…
Neutrino energy and free energy: are they the same?
No one seems to agree on what "free energy" actually is, but the word is used frequently these days anyhow.
Largest underground caverns ever are present in a former gold mine
The former Homestake mine, which was the largest and deepest gold mine in North America until its closing in 2002, will host the largest physics experiment…
Dark matter may be revealed by the next supernova in the Milky Way
There aren't many mysteries in the entire universe that loom as huge as dark matter. We know that the regular matter in our Universe and the known laws of…
Study reveals that active galactic nuclei are more powerful than previously believed
According to a recent study, by ignoring how much dust dims these items' lights, scientists have significantly overestimated the energy production of these…
Neutrinovoltaic: The new standard in alternative energy innovation
The Neutrino Energy Group presents a fuel-free generator (BTG) made from "free" energy. The Neutrino® Power Cube produces a net power of 5-6 kW based on the…