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• edwardsdna edwardsdna.bsky.social · May 11
  MIT Physicists Snap the First Ever Images of Atoms – Capturing Them in Their ‘Free-Range’ States: MIT physicists have captured the first images of individual atoms freely interacting in space. The pictures reveal correlations… @goodnewsnetwork.org #MIT #Physics #Atoms #QuantumPhysics #ScienceNews
  

  MIT Physicists Snap the First Ever Images of Atoms – Capturing Them in Their ‘Free-Range’ States

  MIT physicists have captured the first images of individual atoms freely interacting in space. The pictures reveal correlations among the “free-range” particles that until now were predicted but never directly observed. Their findings will help scientists visualize never-before-seen quantum phenomena in real space. The images were taken using a technique developed by the team that […] The post MIT Physicists Snap the First Ever Images of Atoms – Capturing Them in Their ‘Free-Range’ States appeared first on Good News Network.

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  DreamingDrama ♡ dreamingdramabsky.bsky.social · May 10
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  after i spent the day meandering about getting the images to fulfill the assignment and then some... i'd spend the evening capturing what i called 'Fair #Physics'. #BlueSkyArtShow #Lines #photography #photographer #BlueSkyPhotography #SummerFair
  
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  Cheese News cheesenews.bsky.social · May 7
  There’s less friction between the blade and the cheese’s hard rind than where the blade meets its soft innards. The resulting length mismatch between the compacted center of the scraped cheese and its edge creates a ruffly flower. #cheese #news 🧀 #cheeseresearch #food #science #physics
  

  Physicists explain how cheese rosettes form

  Rosettes made by scraping Tête de Moine, or “monk’s head,” cheese result from variations in the friction between the blade and the cheese.

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• srdfrench srdfrench.bsky.social · May 7
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  And the reason I bought the book is because Hoyle mentions the observer causes collapse view of quantum mechanics only to dismiss it in favour of what some take to be a form of the many worlds account. Except this is before DeWitt popularised that account & it’s not really MWI #physics #philsci
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• mathchallengear mathchallengear.com · May 7
  Math Classroom Challenge for Steam will be updated soon for free with version 4.6 and a new stage: "STADIUM". Calculate your chances of winning! #Screenshotsaturday #indiedev #gamedev #indiegames #Xbox #Steam #indiegamedev #Mathematics #Science #School #Teachers #Education #Physics #Steamgames
  
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  Entertainment Factor entfact.bsky.social · May 7
  The 2D physics-based action game SLITHERISE has been released for PC. Find out more here: entertainment-factor.blogspot.com/2025/05/slit... #games #videogames #gaming #pcgames #pcgaming #indiegame #indiegames #platformer #2d #physics #slitherise @indiegamedevmdvl.bsky.social
  

  SLITHERISE (スリザーライズ) - 2D Phsyics-Based Action Game

  The 2D physics-based action game SLITHERISE has been released for PC

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  Jack C.M foxmental.bsky.social · May 7
  World's first silicon-based quantum computer is small enough to plug into a regular power socket. Via @live_science #ComputerSciences #Science #Physics #QuantumPhysics #QuantumMechanics 🔭🔬🧪🥼🧑‍🔬 #engineering ⚙️🛠️🔧🔬🧰 #Tech ⚙️💾📱🔌💻
  

  World's first silicon-based quantum computer is small enough to plug into a regular power socket

  An Irish startup has created the world's first silicon-based quantum computer — it can still integrate seamlessly with classical computing in data centers.

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• lascells lascells.bsky.social · May 7
  RC Circuits - let's do this... ⚡️ If circuits aren't your thing, come with us on this walk through of the required practical to make this experiment a breeze 🍃 See you after the jump... youtu.be/Lt0iQI5to_0 #ITeachPhysics #Physics #ChatPhysics #SciTeachUK
  

  RC Circuit: Charging and Discharging capacitors to find the time constant. A-Level Physics Practical

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• instituteofphysics instituteofphysics.bsky.social · May 7
  Can #quantum #physics help us understand the brain & save lives? 🧠💭 Dr Elena Boto, CTO of Cerca Magnetics, shares how their wearable MEG device uses quantum sensors to map brain activity in real time, offering new insight into cognition & neurological disorders. Find out more: iop.org/quantum
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  Multifaceted Researcher researcherdean.bsky.social · May 7
  Optical and Physical Concepts in Colloidal and Material Science #Physics #Optics #Computer_Science #Data_Science #Chemistry #Applied_Mathematics_and_Statistics #Microscopy_imaging #Python #Cpp #AI viadean.notion.site/Optical-and-...
  
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  DkmnGvn dkmngvn.bsky.social · May 7
  #Electronic #Particle #Software #ParticlePhysics #AppliedElectronic #Semiconductor #AI #AppliedMath #Physics #MDPI #Engineering #ArtificialIntelligence #C #C++ #Java #PHP #Html #SQL
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• booksalbatros booksalbatros.bsky.social · May 7
  Did you know you can explore principles of #physics just by taking a tour of your city? youtu.be/vFPfV9Y7IzY?...
  

  The Awesome Physics in Your City

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• lmumuenchen lmumuenchen.bsky.social · May 7
  Congratulations to #LMU physicist Immanuel Bloch! 👏🏻 The pioneer of quantum research has been inducted as an international member of the US National Academy of Sciences. What an honor! 🎉 Further information can be found here: www.lmu.de/en/newsroom/... #physics #lmumunich #congrats
  

  Immanuel Bloch becomes member of US National Academy of Sciences

  Physicist Immanuel Bloch, a pioneer in quantum research, has been admitted to the American National Academy of Sciences as an international member.

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  Paul Arnheim-Projekt paula-projekt.bsky.social · May 7
  Fascinating #physics: Two point #reflections and #refraction caused by one #sphere! More see #ALText, please: #inclusion is #fairness : ) #Sharingisthenewlearning #SharingIsCaring #PhotographyIsArt #abstractart #PhotographersOfBluesky
  
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  Pure Science purescience.news · May 7
  Breakthrough Gravity Explanation Is a Step Closer to 'Theory of Everything' #Science #Physics #TheoreticalPhysics #TheoryOfEverything #Gravity
  

  Breakthrough Gravity Explanation Is a Step Closer to 'Theory of Everything'

  A journey is built on single steps.

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• djdigitalangel djdigitalangel.bsky.social · May 7
  A favoured coterie at NASA/JPL extended an exclusive invitation to Judd Angel. A Stargazing Event #stargazer #jpl #nasa #telescope #juddangel #artist #astronomy #science #cosmos #astrophotography #art #astrophysics #jupiter #io #europa #ganymede #callisto #love #physics youtube.com/shorts/dmuuz...
  

  A favoured coterie at JPL & NASA extended an exclusive invitation to a Stargazing Event

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• lt30conference lt30conference.bsky.social · May 7
  The countdown is 🔛 Just 3 months to go! #LT302025 is getting closer and preparations are kicking into high gear. Stay up to date with all the key info on our website 👉 www.lt30.es #LT30Bilbao 📅 7-13 August 2025 #internationalconference #lowtemperaturephysics #physics #quantumscience #countdown
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• cfp-ciemat cfp-ciemat.bsky.social · May 7
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  #ciencia #physics #phy6cool
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• leidenphysics leidenphysics.bsky.social · May 7
  🎓New professor! We are very proud to announce the appointment of Alessandra Silvestri as #Professor of Theoretical #Physics in the area of #Cosmology. For Alessandra, this promotion in Leiden is 'the icing on the cake' – though far from the final chapter: t.ly/uB4p3
  
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• centra-ist centra-ist.bsky.social · May 7
  🌌 CENTRA Outreach Event! 🌌 Ana Mourão joined a vibrant roundtable on The Future of Space during @istecnico Jornadas Espaciais, discussing supernovae, space debris, sustainability, and Portugal’s space scientific landscape! 🚀✨🔭 #Science #physics #SpaceScience #Outreach
  
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  James jamesgibbins.com · May 7
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  5/5: The most intelligent photo ever taken - 17 of the 29 people in this photo won a Nobel Prize. www.privatdozent.co/p/the-golden... #Photography #Biography #Physics #Science
  

  The Golden Age of Quantum Physics (1927)

  The “most intelligent photograph ever taken”, as it is sometimes known, was captured during the Fifth Solvay International Conference on Electrons and Photons held in 1927 in Brussels, Belgium. The ph...

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  CERN cern.bsky.social · May 7
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  Earlier this month, beams of protons were injected into the Large Hadron Collider for the first time in 2025, one of the many steps that lead to the beginning of the #physics season, when the CERN experiments start collecting data on collisions at the highest energy. #BeamTime

  And they’re off! The 2025 LHC physics season gets underway

  (Image: CERN) Today at 13h51, the engineer in charge of the LHC at the CERN Control Centre announced that stable beams had returned to the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), marking the start of the 2025 ph...

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  CERN cern.bsky.social · May 7
  Stable beams at 6.8 TeV and particle collisions have now returned to the LHC, marking the start of the #physics season. Stay tuned for more #ParticlePhysics news. Find out more: home.cern/news/news/ac...

  And they’re off! The 2025 LHC physics season gets underway

  (Image: CERN) Today at 13h51, the engineer in charge of the LHC at the CERN Control Centre announced that stable beams had returned to the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), marking the start of the 2025 ph...

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  Andrew J. Steinmetz ajsteinmetz.com · May 7
  My colleague's work on #Higgs #Physics and #Cosmology was published! #Science 🧪⚛️ It shows how Higgs particle was in thermal nonequilibrium during the early Universe. DOI: doi.org/10.1140/epjs... arXiv: arxiv.org/abs/2502.03598
  

  Higgs thermal nonequilibrium in primordial QGP - The European Physical Journal Special Topics

  In this work, we investigate the chemical and kinetic nonequilibrium dynamics of the Higgs boson during the primordial Universe Quark-Gluon Plasma epoch $$130\mathrm {\,GeV}>T>10\mathrm {\,GeV}$$ 130 ...

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  did:plc:m5geq3bewooqbtmpz4jzsgjp handle.invalid · May 7
  A planet-worth of gold from magnetar star flares Where do gold and other rare, precious elements ... cosmosmagazine.com/space/astronomy/gol… #Astronomy #Astrophysics #Chemistry #Core #Sciences #Mathematics #News #Physics #Space #astrophysics #Magnetar Result Details
  

  A planet-worth of gold from magnetar star flares

  May 2, 2025 ### Evrim Yazgin Cosmos science journalist By Evrim Yazgin Where do gold and other rare, precious elements come from? Astrophysics research suggests a new source of gold, platinum and other heavy elements – the flares unleashed by highly magnetised stars called magnetars. In an ejection that would have caused its rotation to slow, a magnetar is depicted losing material into space in this artist’s concept. The magnetar’s strong, twisted magnetic field lines (shown in green) can influence the flow of electrically charged material from the object, which is a type of neutron star. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech. Light elements are those that have a smaller number of protons in the atomic nucleus. The lightest of these – hydrogen, helium, lithium – are the first in the periodic table and they were formed in the first minutes after the Big Bang. These then fuse in the cores of stars to make elements like oxygen and carbon. But the heaviest naturally occurring elements require much more extreme conditions to form. Elements beyond iron (number 26 on the periodic table) are produced in cataclysmic events like neutron star mergers or supernovae. The new research adds a new heavy-element factory to the cosmic production line. Read More * Astrophysics ### Oldest known galaxy in universe has oxygen Up to 10% of our galaxy’s heavy elements could be the result of giant flares emitted by supermagnetised stars according to the study published in the _Astrophysical Journal Letters_. The research answers a question that has been puzzling astronomers for more than 20 years. In 2004, the Burst Alert Telescope (BAT) onboard NASA’s Swift spacecraft picked up an unusual signal. The light came from a magnetar – a type of star with magnetic field trillions of times stronger than Earth’s. The magnetar, dubbed SGR 1806–20, had unleashed a flare which lasted just a few seconds but released more energy than our Sun does in 1 million years. A second, smaller signal from the star peaked 10 minutes later… and confounded scientists for 20 years. New computational methods have finally solved the mystery of what caused the second signal – a metaphorical, and literal, astronomical pot of gold. The models showed that the signal must have come from the production of 2 million billion billion kg of heavy elements (roughly equivalent to Mars’ mass). Credit: Lucy Reading-Ikkanda/Simons Foundation. “This is really just the second time we’ve ever directly seen proof of where these elements form,” says co-author Brian Metzger, from the Flatiron Institute’s Center for Computational Astrophysics and Columbia University in New York. “It’s a substantial leap in our understanding of heavy elements production.” The first time scientists observed heavy elements being produced was in 2017 when astronomers confirmed the process in a merger of 2 neutron stars. “We can’t exclude that there could be third or fourth sites out there that we just haven’t seen yet,” Metzger says. “The interesting thing about these giant flares is that they can occur really early in galactic history,” adds lead author Anirudh Patel, a doctoral candidate at Columbia. “Magnetar giant flares could be the solution to a problem we’ve had where there are more heavy elements seen in young galaxies than could be created from neutron star collisions alone.” Originally published by Cosmos as A planet-worth of gold from magnetar star flares * *

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  Pure Science purescience.news · May 7
  A Simple Science Based Trick Really Can Delay Your Pot From Boiling Over #Science #Physics #AppliedPhysics #BoilingOverTrick #KitchenScience #PhysicsInEverydayLife
  

  A Simple Science Based Trick Really Can Delay Your Pot From Boiling Over

  Here's how.

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  Pure Science purescience.news · May 7
  Nothing is stronger than quantum connections – and now we know why #Science #Physics #QuantumPhysics #QuantumConnections #ScientificDiscoveries
  

  Nothing is stronger than quantum connections – and now we know why

  The mathematics of graphs has helped reveal a principle that limits the strength of quantum correlations – and explains why physicists have never measured any stronger connections in some post-quantum...

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  Jack C.M foxmental.bsky.social · May 7
  Why physicists keep trying to get rid of space-time entirely. Via @newscientist #Space #Astrophysics 🚀 🌌 ☄️ 🛰️ #Science #Physics 🔭🔬🧪🥼🧑‍🔬
  

  Why physicists keep trying to get rid of space-time entirely

  Physicists are trying to ditch the concept of space-time – the supposed fabric of physical reality. Quantum columnist Karmela Padavic-Callaghan explains why

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• cazabon cazabon@mindly.social · May 7
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  @Satori You touched it, didn't you Sitara? #static #StaticElectricity #electricity #electrons #physics
  
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  Jack C.M foxmental.bsky.social · May 7
  Nothing is stronger than quantum connections – and now we know why. Via @newscientist #Science #Physics #QuantumPhysics #QuantumMechanics 🔭🔬🧪🥼🧑‍🔬
  

  Nothing is stronger than quantum connections – and now we know why

  The mathematics of graphs has helped reveal a principle that limits the strength of quantum correlations – and explains why physicists have never measured any stronger connections in some post-quantum...

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  ScienceHumor.io handle.invalid · May 7
  The Escalating Consequences Of "Oops" #Physics #Science #Sciencehumor #Fission #Nuclear sciencehumor.io/physics-memes/the-e…
  
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