Symmetry breaking in ‘galactic tetrahedrons’ linked to parity violation
Large-scale structures could be influenced by new physics
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Cosmic-ray muons used to create cryptography system
New scheme encodes and decodes messages using the random arrival of subatomic particles
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Exploring the mystery of neutrino mass using cryogenics deep under a mountain
Laura Marini speaks to the challenges of cooling a huge underground detector to cryogenic temperatures
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Spin-based amplifier searches for axions
New technique bridges the gap between existing laboratory searches and astrophysical observations
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Protons contain intrinsic charm quarks, machine-learning analysis suggests
Study could resolve 40-year-old debate, but some physicists urge caution
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Bountiful exotic hadrons at the LHC inspire new naming convention
Two members of the LHCb collaboration talk about their success in finding tetraquarks and pentaquarks
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Gravitational waves from merging black-hole ‘atom’ could reveal new particles
Ionization of ultralight bosons could be seen by space-based detector
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New benchmark set for magnetic monopole searches
Hypothetical particles could be created by cosmic-ray collisions in the atmosphere
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Schwinger effect seen in graphene
New observations enable researchers to mimic cosmic physics in the laboratory
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Quantum computers take on quarks
Variational quantum algorithms bring full-scale simulations of the strong nuclear force one step closer to reality
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