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This Is What Space Megastructures Would Look Like (Simulation)

What will we build? How will humanity expand and conquer the stars? Embark on this incredible audio-visual journey to find out…

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00:00 — Intro.
00:50 — Dyson Swarm.
01:19 — Dyson Sphere.
02:18 — Supercomputer.
02:51 — Orbital Rings.
03:48 — Terraforming.
05:19 — Ringworld.
06:18 — Cosmic Engineering.

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How a triatomic molecule works off excess energy

A resonance effect can significantly affect how a three-atom molecule cools down when excited, RIKEN physicists have found. The study, published in Physical Review A, highlights the complexity of the relaxation dynamics of even simple molecules.

Small, energetic molecules in a vacuum—such as those in the upper atmosphere or —can either break apart or cool down by releasing their energy through emitting light.

“The energy-dissipation mechanism of molecules via is crucial to understanding the stability of hot, excited molecules,” says Toshiyuki Azuma of the RIKEN Atomic, Molecular & Optical Physics Laboratory. “It’s essential in in dilute environments such as Earth’s .”

Breaking: Major Antimatter Discovery May Help Solve Mystery of Existence

We’re now a step closer to understanding how the Universe avoided an antimatter apocalypse. CERN scientists have discovered tantalizing clues of a fundamental difference in the way physics handles matter and antimatter.

Experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) have verified an asymmetry between matter and antimatter forms of a particle called a baryon.

Known as a charge-parity (CP) violation, the effect has only previously been detected in another class of particles, called mesons. But experimental evidence in baryons, which make up the bulk of the Universe’s matter, is something physicists have been long hunting for.

Consciousness, Matter and Quantum Strangeness; Part 1

What Is a Particle?

What Is a Particle?

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Astronomers perform a comprehensive study of two open clusters

Using the TUBITAK National Observatory and ESA’s Gaia satellite, astronomers from the Istanbul University in Turkey and elsewhere have conducted comprehensive observations of two open clusters, namely: Czernik 41 and NGC 1342. Results of the observational campaign, published July 7 on the arXiv preprint server, deliver important insights into the properties of these clusters.

Open clusters (OCs) are groups of stars formed from the same giant molecular cloud and loosely gravitationally bound to each other. Astronomers are interested in inspecting OCs in detail as such studies could be crucial for improving our understanding of the formation and evolution of our galaxy.

That is why a group of researchers led by Istanbul University’s Burçin Tanık Öztürk decided to take a closer look at two well-known OCs—Czernik 41, discovered in 1966, and NGC 1,342, dubbed the Stingray Cluster, which was identified by William Herschel in 1799. For this purpose, they employed the T100 telescope at the TUBITAK National Observatory in Turkey and analyzed the data from the Gaia satellite.

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