Tetraquark measurements could shed more light on the strong nuclear force
CMS Collaboration focuses on a family of three all-charm exotic hadrons
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Physicists use a radioactive molecule’s own electrons to probe its internal structure
Work on radium monofluoride could shed light on the asymmetry of matter and antimatter in the universe
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Looking for inconsistencies in the fine structure constant
High-precision laser spectroscopy measurements on the thorium-229 nucleus could reveal new physics, say TU Wien physicists
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Making molecules with superheavy elements could shake up the periodic table
New atom-by-atom technique demonstrated for the first time with nobelium might ensure that elements at the bottom of the table are grouped correctly
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Physicists discover a new proton magic number
Measurements could improve our understanding of the strong nuclear force and the formation of elements
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How magnetar flares give birth to gold and platinum
Starquakes and magnetic recombination drive the r-process of nucleosynthesis
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Subtle quantum effects dictate how some nuclei break apart
Asymmetric fission landscape emerges from nuclear shell effects
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Helium nanobubble measurements shed light on origins of heavy elements in the universe
Particle-accelerator study focuses on the r-process thought to be responsible for forming elements heavier than iron
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Photovoltaic battery runs on nuclear waste
Device could be used to power microelectronics like microchips
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Radioactive anomaly appears in the deep ocean
Unexplained peak in the abundance of beryllium-10 in ferromanganese ocean crusts could become an independent time marker for geological dating
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