Quanta
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[:es]The Quantum Theory That Peels Away the Mystery of Measurement[:]
[:es]A recent test has confirmed the predictions of quantum trajectory theory, which describes what happens during the long-mysterious “collapse” of a quantum system.[:]
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[:es]How to Understand the Universe When You’re Stuck Inside of It[:]
[:es]Lee Smolin has a radical idea for how to understand an object with no exterior: Imagine it built bit-by-bit from relationships between events. [:]
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[:es]The Simple Idea Behind Einstein’s Greatest Discoveries[:]
[:es]Lurking behind Einstein’s theory of gravity and our modern understanding of particle physics is the deceptively simple idea of symmetry. But physicists are beginning to question whether focusing on symmetry […]
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[:es]When Magic Is Seen in Twisted Graphene, That’s a Moiré[:]
[:es]What do moiré patterns seen in optics, art, photography and color printing have to do with superconducting layers of graphene?[:]
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[:es]A 53-Year-Old Network Coloring Conjecture Is Disproved[:]
[:es]In just three pages, a Russian mathematician has presented a better way to color certain types of networks than many experts thought possible.[:]
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[:es]Bacterial Complexity Revises Ideas About ‘Which Came First?’[:]
[:es]Contrary to popular belief, bacteria have organelles too. Scientists are now studying them for insights into how complex cells evolved.[:]
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[:es]Physicists Debate Hawking’s Idea That the Universe Had No Beginning[:]
[:es]A recent challenge to Stephen Hawking’s biggest idea — about how the universe might have come from nothing — has cosmologists choosing sides.[:]
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[:es]Immune Cells Measure Time to Identify Foreign Proteins[:]
[:es]Immunologists confirm an old hunch: T-cells identify what belongs in the body by timing how long they can bind to it.[:]
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[:es]Ancient DNA Yields Snapshots of Vanished Ecosystems[:]
[:es]Surviving fragments of genetic material preserved in sediments allow metagenomics researchers to see the full diversity of past life — even microbes. [:]