Category: Physical sciences

Physical Sciences for March & April (76aH*) :
   – Universe : a circles structures more than one million light-years in diameter,
   – The 1,000-light-year-wide cosmic bubble around Earth

Physical Sciences for January & February (76aH*) :
   – End of a supergiant collapsing into a supernova,
   – A black hole likely to cause of new star formation,
   – Two interacting galaxies

Physical Sciences for November & December (76aH*) :
   – Our solar system may be surrounded by a “magnetic tunnel”,
   – Subatomic particles can oscillate between 2 states

Physical Sciences for September & October (76aH*) :
   – A new star system discovered 1,400 light years from Earth,
   – A “Wigner’s” crystal made of only electrons in a honeycomb lattice

Physical Sciences for July & August (76aH*) :
   – CERN has discovered a new particle, made up of two quarks and two antiquarks,
   – Lightest exoplanet found 35 light years from us,
   – A new alloy capable of emitting light

Physical Sciences for May & June (75aH*) :
   – Chinese fusion reactor reached 160 million degrees for 20 seconds,
   – Quantum entanglement directly observed at macroscopic scale,
   – Cosmic filaments rotate at hundreds or millions of light years,
   – The heart of the Milky Way is not be a supermassive black hole?

Physical Sciences for March & April (75aH*) :
   – New rocky exoplanet discovered 36 light years from Earth,
   – Special class of light waves can passes through a messy environment,
   – Cosmic dust accumulates on Earth in the form of micrometeorites

Physical Sciences for January & February (75aH*) :
   – The Milky Way has a slight twist like a potato chip,
   – A giant gas planet in a 3 star system,
   – At least 300 million habitable planets in our galaxy

Physical Sciences for November & December (75aH*):
   – 300 million Earth-like planets,
   – Large scale structures in the universe,
   – The arches of chaos in the Solar System

Physical Sciences for September & October (75aH*):
   – Two merging clusters of galaxies generate a magnetic field,
   – A new nuclear fusion reactor developed by MIT