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Dark SRF experiment: an unprecedented leap in dark photon search

Scientists working on the Dark SRF experiment at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory have demonstrated unprecedented sensitivity in searching for theorized particles known as...

Scientists mimic nature’s moves with tiny synthetic particles

Ever wonder how hurricanes spin or algae move in water? Now, scientists have created a system that copies these movements on a tiny scale, using...

New cool device could measure moving forces

Have you ever wondered how scientists measure the forces at work during a car crash, the vibration of a bridge, or the force applied...

Scientists discover surprisingly calm and remote galaxy cluster

Scientists have stumbled upon the most remote 'relaxed' galaxy cluster to date—making it the furthest we've seen that isn't being disrupted by hectic collisions...

Space detective unveils our Milky Way galaxy’s secrets

Imagine trying to draw a detailed map of a city while you're standing right in the middle of it. Sounds impossible, right? This is the same...

A cosmic surprise: The age of the universe may be doubled!

Scientists have recently made a mind-boggling discovery that challenges our understanding of the universe's age. A groundbreaking study published in the Monthly Notices of the...

Yale Fiberview Camera reveals the mysteries of dark energy

What if I told you that a special camera from Yale is helping scientists better understand the universe's expansion and the role of dark...

Scientists create a rubber block that can count

Physicists Martin van Hecke and Lennard Kwakernaak from Leiden University and AMOLF Amsterdam have come up with a rubber block that can count and...

Black hole echoes: a new tool to measure universe expansion and explore galactic centers

Scientists have developed a novel method to measure the distance to black holes and study the elusive black hole population located at the heart...

Innovative transistor paves the way for advanced neuromorphic computing

Researchers from Japan have made significant progress in the field of neuromorphic computing by developing a redox-based ion-gating transistor as a reservoir system. This breakthrough...