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A Physicist Has Derived the Rules of Wealth Inequality From First Principles

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Why Warming Autumns Are Making Finland’s Lakes Colder Under the Ice

The team fabricated ball-and-stick structures resembling tiny lollipops. The structures were less than a millimeter in height, with balls that were smaller than a grain of sand. The balls were infused with magnetic particles.

Tiny Robots Move with Nothing But a Magnet Swipe

Jets of energetic particles streaming away from the black hole Cygnus X-1 (at left in this artist’s rendering) bend in the stellar wind from the supergiant star paired in orbit with the black hole. Researchers used the extent of the bending to produce the first measurement of the power of a black hole’s jets. IMAGE: ICRAR/CURTIN UNIVERSITY

How Scientists Finally Weighed a Black Hole’s Most Violent Outburst

MIT researchers have uncovered how a class of materials known as relaxor ferroelectrics acquire their distinctive properties. The key lies in tiny shifts of atoms, or charged regions, that generate electric polarization within the material. The image shows a sample alongside a reconstructed map of these polar displacements, with colors indicating the average displacement in each domain.

Hidden Atomic Structure Behind Your Ultrasound Machine Has Finally Been Mapped

Water molecules play an active, essential role in gene transcription, helping RNA polymerase II carry out the chemical steps needed to read DNA and build RNA.

The Hidden Architects of Your DNA: How Water Molecules Drive Gene Transcription

Doctoral candidate Vinayak Vinayak prepares to image a sample of chromatin, the bundled form DNA takes in the nucleus.

A 1940s Math Trick Just Unlocked the Hidden Rules Written Inside Your DNA

Artist’s impression of two non-commuting forces generating nonlinear interactions. Their combined action produces richer dynamics than either force alone. Image credit: Eliza Wolfson.

Physicists Squeeze Light in a Way That Has Never Been Done Before

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What Happens to Your Body Under Crushing Gravity, According to Fruit Flies

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Physics Law That Turns Every US Election Into a Coin Flip

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Breaking the Sound Barrier at Absolute Zero Could Unlock a New Kind of Laser

Visualization of particle trajectories in water as turbulence winds down in a specially designed tank. The colors represent the speed of the particles. (cr: Takumi Matsuzawa)

Scientists Built a Ball of Chaos in a Tank to Finally Understand Turbulence

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The Silent Frequency That Makes Old Buildings Feel Haunted

A conceptual illustration of an interpretable machine learning framework for analyzing complex Fermi surfaces in Heusler alloys.

AI Spots Hidden Patterns in Quantum Material Maps That Human Eyes Miss

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