Magnetic Behavior is Being Imaged at the Tiniest Scales Yet Seen by Researchers

Magnetic Behavior is Being Imaged at the Tiniest Scales Yet Seen by Researchers

Magnetic behavior refers to the response of a material to an external magnetic field. Materials can be classified into three categories based on their magnetic…
Potentially Useful Two-dimensional Nanoparticles

Potentially Useful Two-dimensional Nanoparticles

Two-dimensional (2D) nanoparticles, also known as nanosheets or nanofilms, have recently gained a lot of attention due to their unique properties and potential applications in…
Enhancing the Damage Resistance of Carbon Composites with Electrospun Short Nylon 6 Nanofibers

Enhancing the Damage Resistance of Carbon Composites with Electrospun Short Nylon 6 Nanofibers

Due to their high specific strength and modulus, carbon fiber composites are desirable structural materials. However, because to their anisotropic structure and laminated construction, carbon…
Investigating Ag Nanowire Interconnect Networks’ Atomic Flow of Nanojoints for Flexible Electronics

Investigating Ag Nanowire Interconnect Networks’ Atomic Flow of Nanojoints for Flexible Electronics

Ag nanowires are one-dimensional structures composed of silver atoms that have a diameter of a few nanometers (typically less than 100 nm) and a length…
In Quantum Calculations, how to Deal With Noise

In Quantum Calculations, how to Deal With Noise

Researchers Mark M. Wilde and Ludovico Lami from Cornell University and QuSoft, University of Amsterdam, respectively, have developed a formula that accurately forecasts the impacts…
Black Hole Laboratory Scientists Create Sound Waves from a Quantum Vacuum

Black Hole Laboratory Scientists Create Sound Waves from a Quantum Vacuum

The quantum vacuum, also known as the zero-point field, is a concept in quantum physics that describes the lowest possible energy state of a physical…
Atomic Clock Comparison Verifies Einstein’s Elevator’s Fundamental Premises

Atomic Clock Comparison Verifies Einstein’s Elevator’s Fundamental Premises

Scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have conducted the most precise test ever of a crucial principle underlying Albert Einstein’s well-known…
Leonardo Da Vinci’s Observations of a Household Phenomenon are Finally Explained

Leonardo Da Vinci’s Observations of a Household Phenomenon are Finally Explained

Engineers have been perplexed by a common occurrence since the dawn of time: why does the water splay when it strikes the sink before going…
A Surprising Discovery in Particle Physics Could Explain Why Antimatter Doesn’t Exist

A Surprising Discovery in Particle Physics Could Explain Why Antimatter Doesn’t Exist

Between matter and antimatter, according to the Standard Model of particle physics, there is essentially no distinction. Yet, there is a ton of data showing…
Neutrinos Produced by a Particle Collider were Discovered

Neutrinos Produced by a Particle Collider were Discovered

Neutrinos are electrically neutral, weakly interacting subatomic particles that are very difficult to detect because they interact very weakly with matter. However, neutrinos can be…
The Hidden Mechanism of Ultra-Low Frequency Gravitational Waves

The Hidden Mechanism of Ultra-Low Frequency Gravitational Waves

Ultra-Low Frequency (ULF) gravitational waves are gravitational waves with a frequency below 1 millihertz, which is about 10 billion times lower than the frequency of…
Gravitational Waves May Hold the Secret to Understanding Why More Matter Remained After the Big Bang

Gravitational Waves May Hold the Secret to Understanding Why More Matter Remained After the Big Bang

Gravitational waves are ripples in the fabric of spacetime, caused by the acceleration of massive objects. They were first predicted by Albert Einstein’s theory of…
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