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Physicists snap first image of an electron ice

October 7, 2021 No Comments

Credit: Hongyuan Li and Shaowei Li/Nature. More than 90 years ago, physicist Eugene Wigner predicted that at low densities and cold temperatures, electrons that usually zip through materials would freeze into place, forming an electron ice, or what has been dubbed a Wigner crystal. While physicists have obtained indirect evidence

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Scientists find new way to control magnets

September 23, 2021 No Comments

Credit: MIT researchers Most of the magnets we encounter daily are made of “ferromagnetic” materials. The north-south magnetic axes of most atoms in these materials are lined up in the same direction, so their collective force is strong enough to produce significant attraction. These materials form the basis for most

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Scientists take a closer look inside the perfect fluid

September 21, 2021 No Comments

Credit: Berkeley Lab. Scientists have reported new clues to solving a cosmic conundrum: How the quark-gluon plasma—nature’s perfect fluid—evolved into matter. A few millionths of a second after the Big Bang, the early universe took on a strange new state: a subatomic soup called the quark-gluon plasma. And just 15

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Aloof neutrons may actually ‘talk’ to one another briefly in new kind of symmetry

September 4, 2021 No Comments

Credit: Anand Kumar /Pixabay. Even though neutrons love to partner with protons to make the nucleus of an atom, the particles have always been notorious for their reluctance to bind with each other. But according to a new proposed theory, these particles might communicate under certain circumstances, forming a new

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Physicists snap first image of an electron ice

October 7, 2021 No Comments

Credit: Hongyuan Li and Shaowei Li/Nature. More than 90 years ago, physicist Eugene Wigner predicted that at low densities and cold temperatures, electrons that usually

 4,471 Views

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Scientists find new way to control magnets

September 23, 2021 No Comments

Credit: MIT researchers Most of the magnets we encounter daily are made of “ferromagnetic” materials. The north-south magnetic axes of most atoms in these materials

 2,637 Views

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Scientists take a closer look inside the perfect fluid

September 21, 2021 No Comments

Credit: Berkeley Lab. Scientists have reported new clues to solving a cosmic conundrum: How the quark-gluon plasma—nature’s perfect fluid—evolved into matter. A few millionths of

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Aloof neutrons may actually ‘talk’ to one another briefly in new kind of symmetry

September 4, 2021 No Comments

Credit: Anand Kumar /Pixabay. Even though neutrons love to partner with protons to make the nucleus of an atom, the particles have always been notorious

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