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https://www.nersc.gov/news-publications/nersc-news/science-news/2020/worlds-first-3d-simulations-reveals-the-physics-of-superluminous-supernovae/ Turbulent core of magnetar bubble inside the superluminous supernovae. Color coding shows the densities. The magnetar is located at the center of this image. Strong turbulence is caused by the radiation from the central magnetar. (Image by Ken Chen)

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Supernova neutrinos could break physics – if we can make sense of them

Neutrinos produced inside an exploding star could betray exotic particles that would lead to a deeper theory of physics. Will our detectors be ready in time for the next nearby supernova?

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Chemistry

Strange material made of soap could be used for photosynthesis

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Quantum state of matter made with 'dipolar' molecules for first time

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Quantum state of matter made with 'dipolar' molecules for first time

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Human cells have a resonant frequency – and it’s just barely audible

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Space

Have we found filaments of pure energy unleashed during the big bang?

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Physics

Famous quantum experiment could be shrunk to the size of a single atom

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Snowflakes fall to the ground according to a universal pattern

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Snowflakes fall to the ground according to a universal pattern

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Technology

Google wants to solve tricky physics problems with quantum computers

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Life

Life may be less chaotic than we thought, say physicists

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Video inside centrifuge shows we don’t fully understand fluid physics

The first footage from inside a centrifuge has uncovered unexpected swirls and vortices inside shower gel and other fluids

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Physics

Mystery of the quantum lentils: Are legumes exchanging secret signals?

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Physics

Make these four classic cocktails and become a fluid dynamics expert

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Space

This mathematical trick can help you imagine space-time

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Physics

Seams on a baseball shift its trajectory by unexpectedly large amount

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