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Earth’s Strongest Gravity Hole Sits Beneath Antarctica—And Now We Know How It Got There

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A Computational Trick Lets Scientists Refocus Holograms After They Have Already Been Recorded

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Robots That See Around Corners With Radio Waves

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The Next War Will Be Won by Whoever Has the Most Expendable Robots

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We Have Found a Giant Lava Tube Hiding Beneath the Surface of Venus

Yuhji Yamamoto examines drilling cores on the JOIDES Resolution during the 2012 expedition in the North Atlantic.

Earth’s Magnetic Poles Took Seven Times Longer To Flip Than Anyone Thought

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When the Sun Sneezes, Does Earth Crack?

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Reading Quantum Timestamps Hidden in Electron Spin

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Why Live Football Raises Your Pulse: Measured Down to the Heartbeat

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What If There’s No Black Hole at the Centre of Our Galaxy?

An artist’s depiction of a superfluid wave propagating through a layered superconductor.

Physicists Capture the First Direct View of Superconducting Electrons Jiggling in Unison

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Can You Trust That Study? Scientists Unveil New Framework for Judging Research

In the 1960s, GM coolers used lead (Pb) as the cold storage material, but in the 1990s, the rare-earth metal compound HoCu2 was introduced, and the cooling performance dramatically improved. While the rare-earth-free cold storage material CuFe0.98Al0.02O2 (CFAO) developed in this study has a cooling capacity comparable to them, it leads to sustainable and environmentally friendly cryogenic cooling technologies as the material is composed solely of abundant elements.

The ‘Frustration’ That Could Cool Quantum Computing’s Future

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How Dust in Compressed Air Could Power Your Factory

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