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When two gold nanoparticle spheres are pushed sufficiently close together, the gap between them acquires a red colour, as…
A new time-keeping device based on the orbit of a neutron around an atomic nucleus has been proposed by scientists at the…
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A decade-long experiment has discovered electrons are “rounder” than expected. The experiment looked at electrons inside…
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