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Ultra-Precise Quantum-Logic Clock Puts Old Atomic Clock to Shame

Scientists have built a clock which is 100,000 times more precise than the existing international standard.
The quantum-logic clock, which detects the energy state of a single aluminum ion, keeps time to within a second every 3.7 billion years. The new timekeeper could one day improve GPS or detect the slowing of time predicted by Einstein’s theory of general relativity....
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U.S. Olympic freestyle aerial skier Ryan St. Onge and NYT science reporter Henry Fountain break down the physics of the "double full full full" jump. whow !
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Tale of a Would-Be Spy, Buried Treasure, and Uncrackable Code

One night in June 2001, Brian Patrick Regan drove out to Pocahontas State Park in Virginia and walked through the muggy darkness into the woods.
The former Air Force sergeant wore a backpack on his bearish 6′5″ frame; a sawed-off shovel handle stuck out of the top as he made his way along soft creek beds, avoiding hiking trails. Inside the pack was a night-vision monocle and a pile of classified material he had stolen from his longtime employer, The National Reconnaissance Office the US agency that manages the nation’s spy satellites.
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Japanese to Build World's Tallest Building on Floating Lilypad

Japanese scientists, engineers and financiers have begun work on a project that will make the construction excesses of Dubai look timid: a tower 3,300-foot high and a vertical farm balanced on a floating concrete lilypad.....
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Optical Transistor Is a Step Toward the Quantum Internet

Scientists demonstrate a technique to make quantum information sharing possible


Laser Maze: Max Planck researcher Martin Muecke oversees the optics setup for electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) laser elements.14 May 2010—Physicists at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics, led by Gerhard Rempe, have created a system based on a single atom that they’re calling a ”quantum optical transistor.” The transistor could someday serve as part of a quantum computer or as a node of a quantum data network.

”We’re doing what people in the Bell Laboratories did in the 1950s,” says Eden Figueroa, one of the physicists involved in the project. ”They were inventing the transistor, and people thought they were crazy. But 50 years later, everyone is using a laptop.” Now, he says, ”we’re inventing the quantum transistor that may be used in computers 30 years from now.”.....
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Researchers find microbes have their limits

New Australian research has identified the extreme limits that water can support life on Earth.....
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Pictures: Nine Fish With "Hands" Found to Be New Species

Using its fins to walk; rather than swim; along the ocean floor in an undated picture; the pink handfish is one of nine newly named species described in a recent scientific review of the handfish family.....
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Massive sinkhole swallows city building

Updated Wed Jun 2, 2010 8:54am AEST

A giant sinkhole larger than a street intersection has swallowed a three-storey building and a house in Guatemala, as residents reel from a storm that has killed at least 146 people across Central America.

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