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How Pulsars Work—the Universe's Cosmic Lighthouses
Pulsars are rapidly spinning neutron stars that sweep beams of radiation across space like cosmic lighthouses. Here is how they form, why they tick wi...
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Pulsars are rapidly spinning neutron stars that sweep beams of radiation across space like cosmic lighthouses. Here is how they form, why they tick wi...
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Singlet fission is a quantum process that splits one photon's energy into two electron-hole pairs, potentially pushing solar cell efficiency far beyon...
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Quantum computers threaten to break the encryption that protects banking, email, and national secrets. Post-quantum cryptography uses new math problem...
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Antimatter is the mirror image of ordinary matter and annihilates on contact with it, making it the most expensive and volatile substance on Earth. He...
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Australian researchers from CSIRO, RMIT University, and the University of Melbourne have created the first proof-of-concept quantum battery that compl...
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Time crystals are an exotic phase of matter whose atoms repeat patterns in time rather than space, defying conventional physics and opening new fronti...
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Nuclear clocks use energy transitions inside atomic nuclei rather than electron shells, promising ten times the precision of today's best atomic clock...
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Quantum batteries use superposition and entanglement to store energy, charging faster as they grow larger. A 2026 Australian prototype proved the conc...
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Quantum advantage is the point where quantum computers solve useful problems faster or more cheaply than any classical machine. Here is how it works,...
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Terahertz radiation occupies a little-known slice of the electromagnetic spectrum between microwaves and infrared light. Once dismissed as a technolog...
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Dark energy makes up roughly 68% of the universe and drives its accelerating expansion, yet scientists still don't know what it is. Here's how it was...
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CERN's LHCb detector has confirmed dozens of never-before-seen particles, including exotic baryons with two charm quarks. Here is how the machine work...
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