Physical Sciences October 2020
Physical Sciences for September & October (75aH*):
– Two merging clusters of galaxies generate a magnetic field,
– A new nuclear fusion reactor developed by MIT
Physical Sciences for September & October (75aH*):
– Two merging clusters of galaxies generate a magnetic field,
– A new nuclear fusion reactor developed by MIT
Physical Sciences for July & August (74aH*):
– Quantum fluctuations measured at nanometric scale,
– Earth’s atmosphere vibrates like a bell,
– An enormous collection of galaxies discovered in the Milky Way,
– The circumgalactic medium, an invisible cloud of dust and gas surrounding galaxies
Physical Sciences for May & June (74aH*):
– Electromagnetic force has crucial role in tying electrons,
– The explosion of a nova,
– Superconduction due Cooper pairs electrons ,
– Gigantic structures of earthquakes extending over a thousand km or more
Physical Sciences for March & April (74aH*):
– Forest soil found within 900km of the South Pole,
– 85% of the matter in the Universe as dark matter ?,
– The closest planet to Earth is 300 light years from us
Physical Sciences for January & February (74aH*):
– Thorium far more plentiful than uranium,
– Hydrogen gas transformed into a conductive metallic crystal
Physical Sciences for November & December (74aH*):
– Star ejected from a super-massive black hole,
– Some galaxies surprisingly move together,
– A massive black hole that… should not exist,
– Unique low density planets
Physical Sciences for Sept. & Oct. (74aH*):
– >First water vapor detected around an exoplanet,
– Six galaxies moved in an incompatible way compared to the current theory on quasars,
– A giant planet that… should not even exist
Physical Sciences for July & August (74aH*):
– A beam of light can be twisted…
Physical Sciences for May & June 2019 (73aH*):
– Far away stars turn faster than expected
Physical Sciences for March & April 2019 (73aH*):
– Reconstructing an image of the immaterial entry of one of the black holes in the center of our galaxy