The hunt for new dimensions
The gravitational attraction between closely spaced objects could reveal new dimensions
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The gravitational attraction between closely spaced objects could reveal new dimensions
Read article: The hunt for new dimensions
The physics community loses two luminaries in as many weeks
Ultrashort laser pulses could probe processes that occur almost instantaneously
Clumps of sodium atoms buck the thermodynamic trend
New experiments on the muon cast doubt on a long-held theory
Read article: Muon result could jeopardise Standard Model
The spin on electrons could be used to create super-dense recording media
Uranium in a primitive star shows that the universe is at least 12.5 billion years old
Read article: Uranium reveals the age of the universe
Seismic activity could be predicted by bursts of neutrons from the Earth's crust
Magnesium diboride surprises scientists with its high transition temperature
Contrary to expectations, nuclei can be left- or right-handed