A Computer Science Proof Reveals a New Type of Entanglement
Three computer scientists have published a demonstration of the NLTS conjecture, demonstrating that systems of entangled particles can be difficult to study…
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Research news, experiments and explainers — 935 articles on the most elusive particle in the Standard Model.
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Artificial Intelligence Is Discovering Its Own 'Fundamental' Physics, And Science Is Mystified by It
Artificial intelligence studied footage of lava lamps and inflatable air dancers and discovered numerous unknown physics variables.
Using DNA to make carbon nanotubes paves the way for a science-fictional future
DNA, the genetic material that instructs live cells on how to function, was used by the researchers to construct exact lattices of carbon nanotubes…
Quantum "time reversal" is utilized by physicists to monitor vibrating atoms
A novel approach could enhance the precision of atomic clocks and quantum detectors used to detect dark matter or gravitational waves.
Two black holes fused despite their distant origins in space
Signals buried deep inside gravitational wave observatory data suggest a collision between two black holes that were certainly created in separate locations.
How do time crystals work? Why are they so peculiar?
Newly found "time crystals" appear to challenge a fundamental law of nature: the ban against perpetual motion.
New technology will examine the origins of the Milky Way
One of the most powerful telescopes on Earth has been supercharged with new technology that will reveal the formation of our galaxy in unparalleled detail.
What is the temperature of dark matter? Is it cold, warm, or hot?
The evidence for the presence of a sort of unseen matter—now dubbed dark matter—is overwhelming half a century after Vera Rubin and Kent Ford showed that it…
Astronauts may be able to cultivate crops using asteroid soil
One day, astronauts may consume salad produced in asteroid dirt. Researchers say that chili pepper, pink radish and romaine lettuce plants flourished in…
Innovative Technology Offers Perovskite–Silicon Tandem Solar Cells a Significant Performance Boost
An additional layer of metal fluoride permits charge separation and improves the performance of perovskite–silicon tandem solar cells.
Quantum workforce development
Quantum computing, next-generation quantum sensing, and quantum networking are still in the future for most of us.
The existence of quantum bits in two different time dimensions
Quantum computers are constructed using qubits, which are the quantum analogs of classical bits.