CERN Built the Large Hadron Collider's Next-Gen Magnets
CERN has developed next-generation superconducting magnets for the Large Hadron Collider, as reported by IEEE Spectrum.
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Make this my feedCERN has developed next-generation superconducting magnets for the Large Hadron Collider, as reported by IEEE Spectrum.
Researchers report the first experimental evidence of the orbital Nernst effect, driven by heat-induced electron orbital currents.
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A mysterious force driving cosmic expansion may have flipped from negative to positive about 9.5 billion years ago.

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Researchers report light-activated molecules in porous crystals that could enable quantum chemical sensing.

Argues that quantum geometry reframes the long search for dark matter.
Research finds the matter–antimatter asymmetry still offers no evidence of new physics beyond the Standard Model.
Scientists found a faster way to identify diamond-based materials using tiny flaws, with potential implications for quantum computing.
A arXiv paper presents a 3D particle-level surrogate model for cosmology simulations of dark matter using flow matching.
CERN scientists report evidence of a particle decay so rare it occurs roughly once in ten billion events, after nearly four decades of searching.
A levitated spinning magnet is being developed as a tool for dark matter searches.
Research rules out a class of primordial black holes as a major source of dark matter, based on their expected observational limits.
Article reports on a cosmological theory proposing an older universe without dark matter or dark energy that passes key tests.
Reports on signals detected at the Large Hadron Collider at the smallest scales explored, with implications for dark matter theory.

The Euclid space telescope released its first major data batch, offering a first look into the dark universe.
Gravitational wave observations suggest some black holes may form from massive stars that collapse after failed supernovae.
The paper proposes a model-agnostic search for new physics under imperfect background by smearing the data.
Researchers report a light-matter hybrid system forming a supersolid quantum state at room temperature.
The article examines how Einstein's general relativity gravitational waves relate to Newton's theory of tides.
Scientists reach a record-low temperature aboard China's space station, enabling new studies of matter's behavior in extreme cold.
Reports a new discovery suggesting some dead stars can grow more massive than a famous physics limit allows.
JWST's Little Red Dots may be linked to primordial black holes from the Big Bang era.
Physicist Carlo Rovelli argues that fundamental physics research is overrated.
An article explores the large dimensionless number that appears in physics, derived from the cosmological constant and Planck length, as a notable unresolved prediction.
Researchers generated X-rays in a way that defies a long-standing rule of laser physics.
An essay examines how entropy, memory, and relativity bear on whether the past still exists in modern physics.
The Euclid mission survey has mapped around 900 million galaxies, potentially offering clues about dark matter and the dark universe.
Scientists observed a quantum state of matter in which light behaves as both a solid and a liquid.
Scientists recreate a primordial state of matter from the early universe by colliding oxygen nuclei.
Physicists propose that a long-overlooked particle could help explain why matter survived the early universe.
IceCube has detected neutrinos carrying roughly ten billion times the energy of solar neutrinos.
Physicists propose a gravitational model called MAGIC that enforces forward-only time flow to prevent time-travel paradoxes, though it introduces an instability that could amplify small spacetime dist.

NVision is developing molecular qubits and plans to mass-produce quantum computers using designer molecules.
Explores the geometry of quantum states, describing phase, distance, and motion in state space.

Ashoke Sen discusses non-perturbative structure in string theory, including D-brane dynamics and black hole microstates.
Measurement of primordial helium tests Standard Model physics with about 0.5% precision.
Outlines federal U.S. initiatives integrating AI, quantum computing, and nuclear technology.

Covers physicist Raymond Chiao's proposed gravity radio concept for sending messages through gravitational waves.

An explainer on how quantum computing works, its real-world applications, and cybersecurity implications.

A gold chip is described as filtering quantum light at room temperature.
A tutorial on solving QUBO problems on a D-Wave quantum annealer using Python.
Article reports a scientific claim that the universe is twice as old as previously believed.
SLAC researchers report experimental proof of altermagnetism, a new magnetic phase of matter.
An independent interferometric observation confirms the black hole shadow of M87* published in Nature.
Nature reports on the first image of a black hole and whether it holds up to scrutiny.
Research describes imaging exoplanets despite the stability limits of telescopes.
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