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Theoretical astrophysicists predict that a glowing halo just outside the event horizon should surround all black holes.
Testers who wore these devices that track sweatiness found the data useful for monitoring emotions and managing stress.
Science is an endeavor of trial and error. Can we find a better way to share the "erroneous" trials?
By overlapping materials with periodic properties, scientists can detect features otherwise too small to be seen directly.
Two independent research groups have created the first superconducting quantum computers that can operate above 1 K, overcoming a major obstacle.
The experimental technique could help reveal the fundamental chemistry in photosynthesis and photovoltaic materials.
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