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Breakthrough Discovery: Scientists Uncover Elusive Quasiparticles

Physicists at Penn State and Columbia University have made a groundbreaking discovery, spotting the “smoking gun” signature of semi-Dirac fermions, a type of quasiparticle predicted by theorists 16 years ago. These quasiparticles exhibit a unique property, behaving like they have mass only when moving in a certain direction. The team used a crystal of the…

Breaking Records: NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Unveils New Secrets of the Sun

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has successfully collected data during its closest approach to the Sun, marking a significant milestone in solar science. The spacecraft, which has been looping around the Sun since its launch six years ago, has provided valuable insights into the solar wind and the Sun’s outer atmosphere. The data collected during the…

Superflares on the Horizon: Scientists Warn of Increased Space Weather Activity

A team of astronomers has discovered that Sun-like stars produce “superflares” around once every 100 years, which is a significant increase from previous estimates of every 3000 to 6000 years. This finding could have important implications for forecasting space weather and understanding the potential impact on Earth’s upper atmosphere, electrical grids, and radio communications. The…

Nuclear Clocks Take a Leap Forward: Solid-State Timekeepers on the Horizon

Physicists in the US have made a significant breakthrough in the development of nuclear clocks, a technology that could revolutionize timekeeping and open up new possibilities for scientific research. By using physical vapour deposition (PVD) to create layers of thorium fluoride, researchers have been able to reduce the amount of expensive and radioactive thorium-229 needed…

Unlocking the Secrets of Memory: Scientists Discover Brain’s ‘Memory Segregation’ Mechanism

Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery in understanding how the brain avoids ‘catastrophic forgetting’ – the distortion and overwriting of previously established memories when new ones are created. Research has shown that the brain processes new and old memories in separate phases of sleep, which might prevent mixing between the two. This finding, published in…

Revolutionizing Recycling: Breakthrough in Quantum Dot Recovery

Researchers at the University of Strathclyde have made a groundbreaking discovery in recycling colloidal quantum dots used in supraparticle lasers. The team developed a simple and practical technique to recover 85% of the quantum dots, which can be reused to build new lasers with a photoluminescence quantum yield comparable to those made from new particles….

Climate Engineering: A Last-Ditch Effort to Save the Planet?

Scientists are considering climate engineering as a potential solution to global warming, despite public opposition and concerns about unintended consequences. Researchers are working to fill knowledge gaps and develop strategies for deploying reflective particles into the stratosphere to cool the Earth. However, many questions remain unanswered, including how much particulate matter is needed, when and…

Cloud Mining Revolutionizes Dogecoin: A New Era of Cryptocurrency Mining

Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency inspired by the popular “Doge” meme, has seen a surge in cloud mining adoption. Cloud mining service providers, such as Cryptokeying, offer users the opportunity to mine Dogecoin and other cryptocurrencies without the need for expensive equipment. This new trend is expected to revolutionize the way people mine cryptocurrencies, making it more…

Cyber Attack Hits Japan Airlines, Disrupting Global Travel

Japan Airlines (JAL) has reported a cyber attack that has caused delays to some flights and suspended ticket sales for all services on Thursday. The airline experienced “malfunctions in systems communicating with external systems” since shortly before 7:30am local time. JAL temporarily isolated a router that was causing the disruption and is currently checking the…

Collision of the Future: Autonomous Vehicles Face Liability Questions

A recent incident in Los Angeles has raised concerns about the liability of autonomous vehicles in the event of a collision. A Waymo robotaxi and a Serve Robotics sidewalk delivery robot collided at an intersection, highlighting the need for clear guidelines on who is responsible in the case of damage. The companies involved have confirmed…

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