Physical Sciences for July & August (78aH*) : – Optimize the ignition of fusion reactors, – A phenomenon known under the name of “cold welding”, – Energetic gamma rays coming from the sun
Physical Sciences for May & June (77aH*) : – The expansion of the universe could be an illusion, – Overheated exoplanets, – An exoplanet has a magnetic field
Physical Sciences for November & December (77aH*) : – Six massive and very ancient galaxies detected, – The structure of the inner core of the Earth, – A new superconductive material has been created
Physical Sciences for January & February (77aH*) : – Two exoplanets three times larger than Earth, – A new theory about quantum mechanics, – A STAR collision detector
Physical Sciences for September & October (77aH*) : – New exoplanet discovered, – Maintaining ultra-hot plasma at extreme temperatures, – China plans to build the world’s largest pulse power plant
Physical Sciences for July & August (77aH*) : – New data delivery from Gaia telescope, – James-Webb Telescope observed 2 galaxies colliding, – Electrons’ trajectories influenced by impurities, – Polarizing atoms so they are attracted to each other
Physical Sciences for May & June (76aH*) : – NASA nanosatellite sent to the Moon, – W boson mass outside of standard model, – An image of the Northern Clump
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