Physical sciences

Physical Sciences for January & February (78aH*) :
   – An heavy planet contradicts current models of planet formation,
   – More Earth-like planets than initially envisaged,
   – A possible crisis in the cosmos

Physical Sciences for November & December (78aH*) :
   – Message to Earth from an unprecedented distance,
   – A crystal becoming superconductive at very temperatures,
   – Evaporation by photomolecular effect

Physical Sciences for September & October (78aH*) :
   – Sound can travel in the vacuum,
   – A quantum computer to study chemical reactions,
   – We need for a deeper understanding of nuclear structure

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 November & December (77aH*) :
   – Two giant, gaseous exoplanet

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