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For the first time ever, laser physicists have recorded an internal atomic event with an accuracy of a trillionth of a billionth of a second.
Who thought it could get any weirder?
This new method is ten to one-hundred times more accurate.
After a record-breaking summer, the Large Hadron Collider is preparing for a major upgrade.
Physicists have made another breakthrough in using light to build molecules and complex structures, and it could eventually bring lightsabers to reality.
Scientists have used a novel approach merging quantum mechanics and general relativity to identify the legendary “glueball,” a particle theorized to be made of pure nuclear force.
Physicists have blasted through the previous record of 25 km for the teleportation of quantum information, bringing us even closer to a quantum internet with secure connections.