On Saturday, a huge chunk of what is almost certainly space junk was found lying in the middle of a desert road in Western Australia, according…
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Space Junk Now Almost Constantly Crashing Down to Earth
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Space Junk Now Almost Constantly Crashing Down to Earth
On Saturday, a huge chunk of what is almost certainly space junk was found lying in the middle of a desert road in Western Australia, according to the Australian Space Agency. Its exact origins aren’t clear yet, but it appears to be a…
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Space Junk Now Almost Constantly Crashing Down to Earth
On Saturday, a huge chunk of what is almost certainly space junk was found lying in the middle of a desert road in Western Australia, according to the Australian Space Agency. Its exact origins aren’t clear yet, but it appears to be a…
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Quantum State Classification Achieves Learnability
The accurate identification of quantum states represents a fundamental challenge in quantum information science, and researchers continually seek to understand the limits of this process. Nathaniel Johnston from Mount Allison University,…
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Researchers Build First Low-Cost Microscope That Can Spot Atomic-Scale Structures
Microscope close-up. Credit: University of Liverpool Faculty – CC BY 2.0 via Flickr. A research team from the University of Victoria says it has reached a microscopy breakthrough with a way to see atomic-scale structures with unprecedented…
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Multilevel Quantum Sensing With Qutrits Achieves Fourfold Fisher Information And Extends Dark Matter Reach
The search for dark matter receives a significant boost from new research exploring quantum systems beyond traditional qubits, offering a pathway to dramatically improved detection sensitivity. Xiaolin Ma, alongside Volodymyr Takhistov from…
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10,000-year-old asteroid strike in China had force of 40 atomic bombs
A team of scientists has uncovered evidence that a massive asteroid strike created a prominent crater in southern China’s Guangdong province roughly 10,000 years ago, during a period of rapid human development.
The Jinlin crater, situated…
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