For the first time, a fusion device at the University of Wisconsin in Madison has generated plasma, inching one step closer toward using nuclear fusion as a source of carbon-free energy.
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New research examines whether the sources of the highest-energy photons could also be the sources of the highest-energy charged particles.
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Read the full article at: https://aasnova.org/2024/05/22/seeking-the-sources-of-ultra-high-energy-cosmic-rays/We all know our little section of this thoroughfare, but it’s easy to forget we see just a glimpse of this road that ends at Yellowstone Park. Here are 14 things you never knew about Rt. 14.
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Insider Brief The U.S. is a global powerhouse in quantum research and quantum entrepreneurship with quantum ecosystems emerging in several cities and regions. However, the country has the research acumen, the thirst for entrepreneurship and governments that encourage innovation to create even more quantum ecosystems. Quantum ecosystems tend to emerge from areas where there is […]
“The Wonder of Physics,” an outreach program from the University of Wisconsin physics department, celebrated its 346th show last Saturday — called the “TH3 PHYS1C5 of NUMB3R5”— and performed dazzling physics experiments for an audience of people from all ages and backgrounds. According to the program, its events have impacted more than 300,000 people, including...
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