Simulations reveal how emission height affects pulse nulling in pulsars

by quasarn01 | Oct 22, 2025 | Astronomy

A radio pulsar is like a cosmic lighthouse, a highly dense, rapidly rotating star that emits beams of radio waves. If Earth happens to be in the path, a “pulse” of radio waves will be detected. Go to Source

US and Japan join forces to present some of the most precise neutrino measurements in the field

by quasarn01 | Oct 22, 2025 | Latest in Physics

Very early on in our universe, when it was a seething hot cauldron of energy, particles made of matter and antimatter bubbled into existence in equal proportions. For example, negatively charged electrons were created in the same numbers as their antimatter siblings,...

Multi-scale turbulence observations reveal new plasma confinement performance mechanism

by quasarn01 | Oct 22, 2025 | Latest in Physics

Around the world, research is advancing to efficiently confine fusion plasma and harness its immense energy for power generation. However, it is known that turbulence occurring at various scales within the plasma causes the release of plasma energy and constituent...

Researchers help break thermal conductivity barrier with boron arsenide discovery

by quasarn01 | Oct 22, 2025 | Latest in Physics

University of Houston researchers have made a discovery in thermal conductivity that overturns an existing theory that boron arsenide (BAs) couldn’t compete with the heat conduction of a diamond. Go to Source

‘Giant’ 300,000-Year-Old Hand Axes Used By Mystery Ancestor Found In Spain

by quasarn01 | Oct 22, 2025 | Ancient Code

Researchers have uncovered ‘giant’ hand axes believed to date back between 200,000 and 300,000 years. It is believed the hand axes were used by a mysterious human ancestor to cut prey in prehistoric Europe, report experts. The ‘giant’ tools were used by ancient man to...