Oxygen-centred planar orbitals in the electronic structure and spin-density-wave reconstruction of multilayer nickelates
Bednorz, J. G. & Müller, K. A. Possible high Tc superconductivity in the Ba–La–Cu–O system. Z. Phys. B…
Negative time could be real as light appears to exit atoms before entry
Physicists have just uncovered fresh evidence for a bizarre quantum phenomenon called negative time, where photons appear to…
New quantum sensor could count individual photons and hunt dark matter
Researchers in Finland have achieved a major advance in ultra-sensitive measurement technology by detecting an amount of energy…
The lives of black holes, from birth to death
Of all the strange and spectacular things in outer space, nothing is stranger or more spectacular than black…
Cosmic rays share a common acceleration and movement pattern- Earth.com
Cosmic ray particles come in very different sizes. Protons are light, but iron nuclei are heavy. Scientists have…
Particle size affects contact electrification – Physics World
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The Magnetar at the Heart of a Superluminous Supernova
If exploding stars were a fireworks display, then superluminous supernovae (SLSNe) would be the grand finale. They can…
Thermodynamic computing: noise as a resource, not an enemy – Physics World
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Spectral level repulsion and Lifshitz-like states in hyperuniform disordered photonic networks
The samples investigated in this work are based on the design of a purely two-dimensional stealthy hyperuniform disordered…
Building a better laser on the Moon – Physics World
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New theory argues quantum physics must abandon irratonal numbers and the continuum
Quantum mechanics works perfectly in experiments, but Oxford physicist Tim Palmer argues it rests on a mathematical fiction:…
The Pioneer 10 and 11 spacecraft were found to be decelerating slightly more than gravity could explain, and for thirty years physicists wondered if Newton was wrong before realizing in 2012 that the answer was the probes’ own waste heat gently pushing them backward at a billionth of Earth’s gravity.
Two NASA probes built in the early 1970s spent three decades drifting slightly off course, decelerating by about…