Programming of refractive functions | Nature Communications
Design and architecture of an arbitrary refractive function generator (RFG) The architecture of an RFG is shown in…
Did 3I/ATLAS Go Viral?. By now, I have a pretty reliable method… | by Avi Loeb | Jul, 2025
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Scientists use imaging technology to visualize heat
(left) atoms present in the 2D material. (right) photos of single atoms. Credit: The Grainger College of Engineering…
Hot, hot gold; mechanisms of face recognition; first pathway of gut-brain communication
Researchers at SLAC’s Matter in Extreme Conditions (MEC) instrument used a laser to superheat a sample of gold.…
New framework clears spin-orbit confusion in solids and unifies physics
For over a century, scientists have accepted an uneasy truth. Quantum mechanics and relativity, two of the most…
What if the end of the universe is coming much sooner than expected? A new estimate shakes up astronomers’ calculations
Scientists are scanning space for answers about dark energy, an entity as fascinating as it is enigmatic. As…
A strange quantum battery concept reveals the second law of entanglement
For more than a century, the laws of thermodynamics have helped us understand how energy moves, how engines…
One of the Big Bang’s first creations spotted — It’s invisible and surrounds us
To understand what’s happening, we need to consider: for a long time, looking back at the beginning of…
Einstein’s 1915 Letter to His Son Reveals the Key to Learning
Albert Einstein writing a density formula of the Milky Way in 1931 at the Carnegie Institute of the…
“It Sounds Impossible, but They Did It”: Students Use Quantum Entanglement to Power 3D Holograms, Stun Global Tech Community
IN A NUTSHELL 🚀 Brown University students developed a novel imaging technique using quantum entanglement to capture 3D…
Chinese scientists detect rare quantum friction in folded graphene
Friction, though familiar in everyday life, remains a complex phenomenon—especially at the microscopic level. Scientists long believed it…
Extreme Plasmons Breakthrough Makes Gamma-Ray Lasers and Future Multiverse Probes “Very Probable”
A University of Colorado Denver engineer has developed a quantum tool involving extreme plasmons that he believes has…