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Silence in a tungsten crystal narrows the model’s conditions
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- Silence in a tungsten crystal narrows the model’s conditions
- Fluctuating focus reveals hidden paths through scattering matter
- What can 17 galaxies tell us about the first stars?
- A 13-gram window onto the dark matter search
- Enceladus sorts each ocean droplet into single-substance ice grains
- Oxford ions held charge and flux together on a Z2 loop
- Two lutetium clocks hold the 19th digit together
- Above -2350 m Jezero stays dry; below it, 3 fluid episodes
- A retrograde orbit leaves no single suspect for the planet’s past
- Muonium leaves superfluid helium at 2180 metres a second
- GX 301-2's redshifted iron lines catch a stellar wind falling in
- The little red dot is a brief shrouded seed in the run
- Roman's camera took first photons; focus has not arrived
- 3I/ATLAS's water still carries a metal-poor cloud's D/H mark
- Chariklo's inner ring thickened and its outer ring faded; one occultation in visible light can tell which is real
- Inside a lead nucleus, the gluons are starting to look alike
- Primordial helium has narrowed enough at the Large Binocular Telescope to weigh the neutrino families
- Diamond holds its lattice to 1 TPa on a single shock
- NGC 5897 puts a number on mass loss where metals are scarcest
- Three superconducting phases, and the one the instrument cannot yet name
- CERNQ52’s trail across the sky constrains a family of orbits
- In FePS3, the difference between two oscillations reveals a physical coupling
- A falling atom's phase agrees with Einstein to 2.5 per cent
- LUX-ZEPLIN's 248 keV candidate sits at 2.6 sigma, short of 5
- XENONnT nearly doubled its data and gained a tenth on the dark matter limit
- NASA's Roman telescope begins its 1.6 million kilometre journey to measure dark energy
- Mercury's silica now rests on a single Christiansen reading
- 132 New Lorentz Bounds Testing the Standard Model
- In 46 of 72 young disks, the gas is already on its way out
- The spectrum of the most distant blazar sets an upper limit on the darkness between us