Mountain climbing on the Moon
John Hardwick wonders what climbing a mountain on the Moon would involve
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John Hardwick wonders what climbing a mountain on the Moon would involve
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Device uses low-cost and abundant materials
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Discovery could improve climate models
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Peter Edwards, Peter Dobson and Gari Owen say that net-zero targets can only be met if renewable energy can be stored cost-effectively
Read article: Why we need to tackle renewable energy’s storage problem
Applying techniques used to optimize optical coherence tomography to LiDAR could enable densely sampled 3D imaging at video rate
Read article: Tricks learnt from eye imaging enable video-rate LiDAR
Quark distributions differ inside nuclei
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The two new labs will be used to train students and develop novel nuclear-physics detector technology.
Read article: MANDELA nuclear-physics laboratories open in South Africa
Small perturbations could prevent extreme events like tornadoes
Read article: Weather could be controlled by making tiny changes to chaotic system
Exhibitors at this year's LASER World of PHOTONICS are addressing fast-growing markets in precision automation and quantum technologies, and the need for reliable simulation software
Read article: LASER offers quantum focus
Inevitable delays in correcting realistic sensors introduce bias, say theorists
Read article: Quantum error correction has side effects for sensors