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Monthly Archives: November 2016
Physicists Have Modeled the Existence of Newly Discovered Tetraneutrons
A new study has confirmed previous research on the existence of tetraneurons — a particle with more than two neutrons. The research challenges the current model of particle physics and means we may have to reexamine how we look at … Continue reading
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CERN Experiment Improves Precision Of Antiproton Mass Measurement With New Innovative Cooling Technique
In a paper published today in the journal Science, the ASACUSA experiment at CERN reported new precision measurement of the mass of the antiproton relative to that of the electron. This result is based on spectroscopic measurements with about 2 … Continue reading
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Gas And Geology In The Spotlight On Day One Of Africa Oil Week
The importance of embracing the development of gas reserves, nurturing geologist talent and the importance of exploration emerged as themes from the first sessions at Africa Oil Week “Gas is the new oil for Africa,” said Peter Elliott, director of … Continue reading
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Physicists Demonstrate Existence Of New Subatomic Structure
Iowa State University researchers have helped demonstrate the existence of a subatomic structure once thought unlikely to exist. James Vary, a professor of physics and astronomy, and Andrey Shirokov, a visiting scientist, together with an international team, used sophisticated supercomputer … Continue reading
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Excimers in the Lowest Rotational Quantum State in Liquid Helium
Evidence for helium excimers (He∗_2) in the lowest allowed rotational quantum state in liquid helium is presented. He∗_2 was generated by a corona discharge in the gas and normal liquid phases. Fluorescence spectra recorded in the visible region between 3.8 … Continue reading
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