Superconductor Strength Boosted by Filling Its Vacuum With Quantum Energy
Scientists boost superconductors by harnessing the 'empty' quantum fluctuations of space itself in a Nature paper.
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Scientists Finally Measure the W State, Solving a 25-Year Quantum Entanglement Puzzle
Scientists finally measure a 25-year-old quantum entanglement challenge, cracking the W state in the lab.
Scientists have finally caught sound waves in the act of jumping between quantum states
Stanford scientists record sound making quantum jumps between energy states, a step toward quantum computing and ultra-sensitive protein detection.
From Primer to Predestination: Five Time Travel Movies That Get the Physics Right
A rundown of five time-travel movies where the science holds together, from Interstellar's black holes to Primer's garage physics.
New Quantum Gas Survives Collisions, Opening Door to Strongly Interacting Matter
A quantum gas now survives collisions that once destroyed it, offering a new window into the strange world of strongly interacting matter.
Physicists Find a Hidden ‘Curveball’ in Quantum Light
Physicists find a hidden 'curveball' in quantum light: lasers hit atoms hardest slightly off-center, like a spinning table tennis ball.
Scientists Catch Einstein’s Gravity at Work on the Quantum Scale
Physicists have beheld Einstein's law of gravity within the quantum domain, splitting an atom's phantom wave into two paths of fate.