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Category Archives: Physics Today
Evolutionary insights into shape-shifting proteins
Over millions of years a protein that now folds into two stable structures likely favored first one configuration, then the other, before settling on both. Continue reading
A tabletop waveguide delivers focused x rays
By simultaneously generating and guiding beams, the layered anode emits x rays in one direction without the need for mirrors or large-scale accelerators. Continue reading
Evolutionary insights into shape-shifting protein
A protein that has two stable structures likely evolved from an ancestor that had only one. Continue reading
Railways could double as a tool for probing Earth’s shallow crust
Seismologists prospect for mineral deposits in Canada by recording the humming vibrations from freight trains. Continue reading
A galactic fast radio burst finally reveals its origin
Observations at multiple wavelengths provide compelling evidence that the first example of a fast radio burst detected in our galaxy came from a magnetized neutron star. Continue reading
A fast radio burst finally reveals its origins
Observations at multiple wavelengths provide compelling evidence that the first burst detected in our galaxy came from a magnetized neutron star. Continue reading
Nobel Prize in Physics honors the discovery of a supermassive compact object at the heart of the Milky Way
By tracking the orbits of stars close to the galactic center, Reinhard Genzel and Andrea Ghez ruled out all possibilities besides a black hole. Continue reading
Climate patterns shape forest wildfire recovery
An alternating north–south drought cycle in the western US restricts seedlings’ ability to regenerate after fires. Continue reading
Phosphine detection highlights unknowns of Venus’s atmosphere
Modeling, lab work, and perhaps a mission to the planet will be required to understand the chemical reactions that take place within Venus’s hot, dense, oxidizing cloud layers. Read more in Physics Today…
Tropical soils could be accelerating global warming
A field study challenges climate simulations by showing increased carbon loss from warmed low latitude soils. Continue reading
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