Chinese scientists create super stable building block for quantum computers
Chinese physicist Pan Jianwei and his team have created a “quantum Lego block” that refuses to fall apart…
Belgium’s ‘Little Einstein’ Earns PhD in Quantum Physics at Age 15 : ScienceAlert
A fifteen-year-old dubbed “Belgium’s little Einstein” has completed his PhD in quantum physics in what could be record…
Can fast qubits also be robust? – Physics World
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Massive Computer Simulation Creates a Hyper-Realistic Model of the Milky Way
Researchers at the RIKEN Center for Interdisciplinary Theoretical and Mathematical Sciences (iTHEMS) in Japan recently accomplished something truly…
we explore spin foams and other potential solutions to this enduring challenge – Physics World
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Cameras Can Technically See Into The Past
Has someone invented a time machine? Maybe. But not “Back to the…
Water Holds a Hidden Energy – And Scientists Are Just Beginning to Uncover Its Potential
The behavior of water has fascinated scientists for centuries. While we’re all familiar with its flow and movement,…
Chemically tunable quantum magnetism on the anisotropic triangular lattice in rhenium oxyhalides
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Century-old cosmic ray mystery is close to being solved
New work from astrophysicists at Michigan State University may help resolve a scientific question that has lingered for…
Is this actually the first image of dark matter?
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Scientists may have caught first real glimpse of dark matter
The key idea behind the findings is that if dark matter consists of weakly interacting massive particles —…
Scientists simulate what an object looks like at 99.9% light speed
Physicists in Vienna staged how a cube and a sphere would look in a camera if they raced…