
Starlink satellite emissions interfere with radio astronomy
Largest-ever survey shows new regulations on unintended transmissions are needed, say researchers at Australia’s Curtin University
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Largest-ever survey shows new regulations on unintended transmissions are needed, say researchers at Australia’s Curtin University
A new hybrid copper iodide semiconductor converts nearly all the photoenergy it receives into blue light
Measurements could improve our understanding of the strong nuclear force and the formation of elements
Simulations of improved technique generate fields as strong as those found near neutron stars
Superheated gold stays solid at temperatures far beyond the predicted "entropy catastrophe"
Smartphone-based approach could supplement existing seismic detector networks
Machine-learning-based molecular simulations reveal unexpected crystallization pathway
New capability could make it easier to generate single pairs of entangled photons on demand using semiconductor quantum dots
Nanostructured lasing system creates arbitrarily-shaped wavefronts, making it possible to control laser emission at will
Simulations and experiments indicate that the low-density amorphous ice found on comets and icy moons is not, in fact, entirely amorphous