Entanglement of Quantum Memories
Two quantum memories have been coupled across a 33-kilometer-long fiber optic link — a record and a significant step toward the quantum internet.
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Artificial Intelligence that doesn't require computers
In a significant step forward, a plasma-based AI learns to play tic-tac-toe using variable and programmable mixes of gases.
Start of a huge underground hunt for the mysterious dark matter
Scientists have launched their search for dark matter, which has thus far remained undiscovered.
Electrochemistry as a means of addressing the oxygen supply problem
Researchers expect that a new electrochemical device that creates high-purity oxygen on-site may help alleviate the oxygen supply crisis.
ADHD medications may benefit Alzheimer's patients who are apathetic
The use of noradrenaline-targeting drugs to treat apathy, a prevalent symptom of Alzheimer's disease, has showed potential.
Calculations indicate that extraterrestrials could potentially convey quantum communications to Earth
Researchers say that light particles, or photons, could be transferred over large interstellar distances without losing their quantum nature.
The South Pole Telescope, a product of the future, can peer deep into the past
That view, seen from the South Pole Telescope at the research station, is not what most of us imagine when we look up at the sky.
Scientists are reactivating the Large Hadron Collider to learn more about the universe
Using the Large Hadron Collider for a third time, the bright brains at CERN have high expectations of uncovering even more cosmic riddles.
A large rogue in our galaxy might be a black hole
Astronomers think it's the first Milky Way solitary black hole with a sun-like mass. It might be one of the heaviest neutron stars.
Today, Earth is the furthest from the Sun at 152 million kilometers
In its orbit, the Earth is at its furthest distant point from the Sun, known as aphelion. Here is all you need to know about this occurrence.
A study of astronauts demonstrates the impact of space travel on human bones
A study of bone loss in 17 International Space Station astronauts reveals the effects of space travel on the body and possible remedies.
Researchers identify a novel mechanism by which T cells distinguish between friend and foe
The immune system must differentiate between self and non-self to defend the body's own tissues against harmful substances.