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Three Researchers Honored with Physics Nobel for Quantum Computing Breakthroughs
This year's Physics Nobel recognizes three scientists for their pivotal 1980s discoveries that contributed to the evolution of quantum computing.
Environment
Jellyfish Disruption Leads to Nuclear Reactor Shutdown in Europe
A significant jellyfish influx forced multiple reactors offline at a major nuclear facility in France, highlighting issues in safety protocols.
Science
Starlink Satellites Disrupt Radio Astronomy Observations
A significant study reveals that Starlink satellites not only affect visible light images but also interfere with radio astronomy, hindering scientific discovery.
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Intriguing Scale of Our Solar System Imagined in Pixels
A new creative project allows users to explore our solar system, showcasing its vastness with an astonishing pixel representation of the moon.
Hardware
Commemorating a Century of Quantum Mechanics: A Deep Dive into Quantum Computing
2025 marks a century since the introduction of quantum mechanics, leading to significant advancements in quantum computing. Discover how this technology contrasts with AI and what events are planned to celebrate its significance.
Research
MIT Study Challenges Longstanding Misconception: Eggs Are Stronger on Their Sides
Researchers from MIT reveal that eggs are notably stronger when positioned on their sides, contradicting common beliefs.
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