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ALMA Telescope Uncovers Secrets of Orbit

Equipped with the potent ALMA telescope array in Chile, a group of multinational scientists have uncovered the cosmic riddles around a dying star, exposing a complex celestial dance molded by peculiar chemistry.

5 Jan 2024

Unexpected Statistics on Cosmic Flashes Disclosed by Four Telescopes

Researchers under the direction of Franz Kirsten of Chalmers have examined a well-known source of recurring rapid radio bursts, an as-yet-unexplained cosmic event.

5 Jan 2024

WEST-TDDFT: A Sophisticated Computational Method to Comprehend Quantum Materials

A new computational tool has been developed by researchers at the University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, the US Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory, the University of Modena, and Reggio Emilia to describe the behavior of atoms in quantum materials during light absorption and emission.

4 Jan 2024

High-Quality Multiwavelength Observations Reveal New Insights

The remnants of not one, but at least two exploded stars could be seen in a vibrant, joyful image showing numerous types of light.

4 Jan 2024

Determining the Origins of Dark Matter

Mini-halos of dark matter strewn over the Universe could act as extremely sensitive sensors for primordial magnetic fields. This is the conclusion reached by SISSA in a theoretical investigation that was published in Physical Review Letters.

4 Jan 2024

CALET Mission Detects Cosmic-Ray Electrons with Energies up to 7.5 TeV

The CALorimetric Electron Telescope (CALET) has played a crucial role in detecting cosmic rays, offering insights into high-energy events in the galaxy.

4 Jan 2024

Na-HP4’s Electride Nature Uncovers Star and Planet Interiors

Matter undergoes atomic-level alterations as it descends far enough under the surface of the Earth or into the center of the Sun.

2 Jan 2024

Study Unearths Fundamental Difference Between Liquids of Nucleons and Quarks

In this study, researchers addressed the question of whether the liquids of nucleons and quarks are fundamentally different. Both liquids produce vortices when they rotate, but in quark liquids, the vortices carry a "color-magnetic field." There is no such effect in nucleon liquids, so these vortices distinguish quark liquids from nuclear liquids.

2 Jan 2024