Physics
A team from Princeton University has successfully used artificial intelligence (AI) equations that control the quantum behavior of individual atoms and molecules to detect the early stages of ice formation. simulation, water [more…]
Materials scientists have recently developed a variety of cutting-edge materials that can be used to create new technologies such as soft robotics, controllers and smart textiles. mimics biological muscles in shape and potentially [more…]
In recent research, scientists have succeeded in making atoms display two types of time simultaneously. Although the alleged phenomenon does not distract us from the knowledge of time, the item behaves in two different time modes and thus has its own uniqueness. [more…]
Recently, researchers have been working on examining the biosafety and neurobehavioral effects of 33.0 Tesla high static magnetic fields (SMF). In a series of researches, Fixed High Magnetic Field Installations (SHMFF) [more…]
Scientists and poets can question accepted concepts together. However, wider platforms are required for these partnerships to reach their full artistic, scientific and social potential. Ancient Greek verb meaning "to do" [more…]
The late MIT scientist Harold Edgerton invented high-speed flash photography in the 1960s. Invisible to the human eye, like a bullet piercing an apple or a droplet hitting a pool of milk. [more…]
A Manatee Nebula, 650 light-years across, emits incredibly fast subatomic particles, and we don't know why, but we know where they came from. A massive gas cloud in space, about 18.000 light-years away, Westerhout [more…]
The areas of the human brain used to process language have been mapped by neuroscientists as the brain's "language network" for several decades. Located largely in the left hemisphere, this network extends as well as areas in the Broca area. [more…]
One of the most important discoveries of quantum physics is that particles can propagate in waves along several orbits at the same time. The neutron interferometry is a particularly striking example. When neutrons are fired into a crystal, the neutron wave splits into two parts. [more…]
210 miles south of Los Alamos, New Mexico, Jornada del Muerto, where a plutonium detonation device was tested, is where the first nuclear explosion in history took place on July 16, 1945. The code name of the test was "Trinity". [more…]
The Lise Meitner Prize, the top prize in nuclear physics, was awarded to Professor Phil Walker, a University of Surrey scientist, for his work that brought the world closer to the "legendary" gamma-ray laser. University of Surrey Physics [more…]
Professor Coşkun Kocabaş, a researcher at the National Graphene Institute, is one of six distinguished scientists nominated for the IET's £350.000 AF Harvey Engineering Research Award. Every year, [more…]
The seventh Nagamori Award, given annually by Newswise by the Nagamori Foundation in Kyoto, Japan, goes to Burak Özpineci, Institutional Researcher and Head of Vehicle and Mobility Systems Research at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. [more…]
Astronomers from Istanbul University have reported the finding of a new short-period pulsating variable star during observations of the exoplanet host star XO-2 field. The newly detected object is likely less than an hour away. [more…]
Sending data for proton collisions at a record-breaking energy level now begins. Data transmission at a record-breaking energy of 13.6 TeV is currently being prepared by the Large Hadron Collider. scientists from the University of Liverpool, [more…]
prof. Osman Atabek Died. We wish God's mercy on him and our condolences to his relatives. We share with you the article they wrote about the authorities of the institution they work for. The sudden death of our Honorary Research Director, our colleague Osman Atabek, is of great concern. [more…]
Planqc, the first start-up from the Munich Quantum Valley, is developing a highly scalable quantum computer based on "nature's best qubits". German start-up Planqc has developed a scalable system that can store information in individual atoms. [more…]
prof. Dr. We lost Süleyman BOZDEMİR. Condolences to the entire Physics Community and their fans. prof. Dr. Süleyman BOZDEMİR was born in 1945 in Gülnar. Five years at Antalya Aksu Primary Teachers' School as a boarding student, [more…]
After completing two additional mirror alignment steps in March 2022, the team confirmed that the James Webb Space Telescope's optical performance could meet or exceed the science goals the observatory was built to achieve. This "selfie" [more…]
15 trillion atoms are entangled in a "hot and disorderly" way. The quantum entanglement process involves small particles such as electrons or atoms losing their uniqueness so that they can work together more efficiently. Like gravitational wave detection [more…]
Can the weather really be controlled? Here's what a professional has to say. Sometimes a movie's premise is so incredible that you have a hard time thinking it could be true. One such movie is currently available to watch on Netflix. [more…]
Chemical precursors of modern biomolecules may have arisen not only in deep-sea hydrothermal vents, but also in hot pools on the Earth's surface. World led by academics from Friedrich Schiller University in Jena, Germany [more…]
Microchips that operate faster and with less energy than their electronic equivalents have long been the promise of the photonics branch. However, building such a circuit has proven difficult over time. strong enough [more…]
In this article, we will talk about the Higgs. The originator of the subject, Peter Ware Higgs (born 29 May 1929), is a British theoretical physicist who retired from Edinburgh University and also for his work on subatomic particles. [more…]
Lasers produce coherent light waves. This means that all the light inside a laser is vibrating at the same time. Meanwhile, quantum mechanics suggests that particles, like atoms, should be considered waves. [more…]
Researchers at the University of Oxford have discovered a method that uses the polarization of light to increase information storage density and computing performance using nanowires, according to a paper published June 15 in Science Advances. different light [more…]
Chinese scientists claim to have discovered what they believe to be traces of an alien civilization's signal. As part of their search for evidence of aliens, researchers have found "strange" signals from outer space and what they are. [more…]
As we know, there are four fundamental forces in nature. These are known as Gravitational Force, Weak Nuclear Interaction Force, Electromagnetic Force and Strong Nuclear Interaction Force. It is mentioned a little bit especially in 9th grade of high school education. [more…]
The first significant micrometeoroid impact on NASA's next-generation space observatory occurred less than six months after launch, but the agency appears to be unconcerned. The James Webb Telescope was launched on December 25, 2021. Deep [more…]
Emirhan Kurtuluş, a student of Istanbul Fatih District Cağaloğlu Anatolian High School, became the First in the World at Regeneron ISEF. Our Student Emirhan Kurtuluş Becomes the First in the World Organized in the United States and owns 1.140 projects, 1.750 students [more…]
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