A Dark Energy Experiment in the Lab Narrows the Search for the Mysterious Force
A test of a popular dark energy theory found no evidence of new forces, putting substantial limits on related hypotheses. Dark energy is the moniker…
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Tests at the High Altitude Water Cherenkov (HAWC) Observatory Light’s Speed
New measurements indicate that the laws of physics apply no matter where you are or how quickly you’re traveling, up to the highest energies yet…
Using Noise to Enhance AI in Optical Computing
A study team has created an optical computing system for AI and machine learning that not only mitigates the noise inherent in optical computing but…
Hubble’s Successor, JWST, Successfully Launched into Space
The JWST has finally reached orbit after a 14-year journey. The space telescope is currently the most powerful and biggest ever launched. At 7:20 a.m.…
Hamsters Can Quaff the Equivalent of 21 Bottles of Wine A Day
There are plenty of boozers in the animal kingdom. Shaking hands with a lion and joining your own search party sounds like fantastic ideas, from…
Quantum Technologies Guide from Integrated Photonics
Quantum technologies are a new class of devices that can regulate the superposition and entanglement of quantum states of light or matter in order to…
China Reports Elon Musk’s Starlink to UN after Claims Satellites Almost Hit Its Space Station
China’s space agency claims that its space station was obliged to take evasive measures on two occasions this year to escape hit by Elon Musk’s…
Synchronization (History, Uses)
For consistent results, synchronization is designed to be cooperative, requiring that every thread follow the synchronization method before accessing protected resources. It is the synchronization…
The World’s Longest Flexible Fiber Battery is Created by Engineers
A rechargeable lithium-ion battery in the shape of an ultra-long fiber that might be woven into garments has been developed by researchers. The battery could…
Physicists Uncover Synchronization’s Secret, From Flashing Fireflies to Cheering Crowds
Trinity College Dublin physicists have figured out how big groupings of individual “oscillators,” such as flashing fireflies, cheering crowds, ticking clocks, and clicking metronomes, tend…
What We Can Learn from China’s Mobile Gaming Economy
For the past few years, the mobile gaming industry has been in upheaval, making it impossible to forecast what will happen next. China has had…
What Netflix’s Move into Gaming Means for Developers
In the struggle for customer attention, Netflix views gaming as an important element of its future. Mike Verdu was appointed as the CEO of a…
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