The first neutrino image of the Milky Way was created using the IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica. Four perspectives of our galaxy. The first three are produced by light waves of various frequencies (gamma rays, optical and radio waves). First map of the Milky Way in neutrinos [more…]
The researchers present a fluxonium qubit that can maintain its quantum state for 1,43 milliseconds, ten times longer than the system's previous record. Vladimir Manucharyan and his friends predicted that 2019 will come true. the quantum state for about 100 microseconds. [more…]
Researchers in Japan are working hard to advance quantum computing technology to the point where it starts to benefit society. Keisuke Fujii, deputy director of the Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Biology (QIQB) at Osaka University in Japan. [more…]
In quantum computing based on superconducting circuits, selective interaction with left and right propagation modes can enable directional information flow. The concept of reciprocity is when a source emits a wave scattered from an object and [more…]
Anyone who has watched the Star Wars movie series knows. Anakin Skywalker appears in front of the audience as the main character. The character, who first appeared with a white image, later became a character named Darth Vader. [more…]
Early next month, the Euclid space telescope will launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, and will then embark on a unique mission to study 1 billion galaxies and answer perhaps cosmology's greatest enigma. [more…]
Tests with a fluid model revealed that turbulent air around treetops can help a forest fire spread. Forest fires are predicted as flaming embers are pushed over great distances by clouds of hot gas. [more…]
A new and exotic state of matter has been discovered by squeezing subatomic particles into an incredibly dense crystal. By passing a strong beam of light through two chemical compounds, scientists created new excitons. [more…]
Two ultraviolet photographs taken by NASA's MAVEN (Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN) spacecraft at various locations along our neighboring planet's orbit around the Sun offer breathtaking views of Mars. Scientists to the planet [more…]
Many important aspects of society are expected to undergo a radical transformation as a result of quantum technology. According to the researchers, there are many more related quantum properties and applications than we currently understand. Chalmers in Sweden [more…]
An invention may clarify whether living molecules are right- or left-handed. Research shows that the first biomolecules were bent by magnetic materials. Left and right of some molecules necessary for life [more…]
According to the simulations, gravitational wave signals from a dying star can be captured. The turbulent jets of particles released when a massive star falls into a black hole are an asymmetrical wave that emits gravitational waves from layers of stellar matter. [more…]
The competition to name extrasolar planets and their stars has concluded. The winners are listed below. Usually, searches that find a star or planet name it with a number or a letter. However, general [more…]
A cybercriminal gang that holds for ransom the data of multiple victims of a major global hack has made their names and company profiles public. Hack collective Clop announced on Wednesday. [more…]
A joint venture has been launched between US-European automaker Stellantis and Taiwanese IT giant Foxconn to manufacture and market premium automotive processors. It is made from companies and does not contain any financial information. [more…]
Microwave measurements provide a window into the atmospheric processes of this strange seventh planet. Uranus doesn't look like much when compared to Jupiter's irregular, turbulent surface and Saturn's beautiful lines and unique rings. of Voyager 2 [more…]
It was a difficult prospect for the study of nuclear forms. But this phenomenon may have been discovered. We are talking about an unstable sodium nucleus with an excited state and a spherical wave function. Wave functions of a nucleus [more…]
Hopes of finding alien microbes have risen with the discovery of an essential component for life on one of Saturn's moons. Saturn's tiny moon Enceladus has it all. At the same time, ongoing geological processes have complicated the icy surface. [more…]
Potentially observable radio bursts in the 10-20 gigahertz band could be a warning of the gruesome collapse of a neutron star. Electrons accelerate so fast that the strong magnetic field surrounding the poles of a fast-spinning neutron star [more…]
About 12 million objects, including a quasar about 2 billion years old, can be found in the first data collected by the Dark Energy Spectroscopy Tool. Within a year, the group made its first findings on cosmology. [more…]
There are two distinct populations of Turquet octopus (Pareledone turqueti) in the ocean bays surrounding West Antarctica. Secrets shared by their ancestors may not bode well for the long-term health of the planet. Geographically, before scientists examine [more…]
In the future, orbiting gravitational wave detectors could study the physics of the accretion disk surrounding large black holes. Planets, stars, and black holes are just a few of the celestial bodies that formed and evolved as a result of accretion disks. [more…]
Tigran Sedrakyan, a professor of physics at the University of Massachusetts, and his colleagues recently reported in the journal Nature that they had discovered a new phase of matter. Known as the "Chiral Bose-liquid state," the discovery revealed the nature of the physical universe. [more…]
A 16 µg set of classical atoms has been made to behave like a quantum element through a new example of a well-known thought experiment. Cats and other commonly observed objects simultaneously [more…]
Physicists demonstrate the phonon beam splitter, a tool that could one day be used to create phonon-based quantum logic gates, using a "bad" acoustic mirror. Quantized Particles of Sound Phonons In most optical laboratories, [more…]
Mammalian sperm use a sophisticated stochastic navigation technique that depends on the rheological and chemical properties of the immediate environment. For each of us, fertilization is an unstoppable series of fusion of two gametes that results in the development of a new life. [more…]
Researchers at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in San Antonio, Texas studied how the brain aging of people with type 1 diabetes affects them. The researchers, published in the JAMA Network Open, “Patterns of Regional Brain Atrophy and [more…]
Recent images taken by the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope, the world's largest and most powerful ground-based solar telescope, continue to showcase the spectacular power of our Sun. One of Inouye's first generation vehicles [more…]
The atomic number of the chemical element palladium is 46 and its symbol is the letter Pd. English chemist William Hyde Wollaston discovered this rare and shiny silvery-white metal in 1803. Named after Pallas, the Greek goddess [more…]
The battery charges in the time it takes to fill a car with petrol. A Chinese firm, Greater Bay Technology, claims that its new electric vehicle (EV) battery can work in any climatic conditions. According to Bloomberg, [more…]
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