by Andrea Cattaneo from Nature 521, 164–165 (14 May 2015) doi:10.1038/521164a For most galaxies, the shutdown of star formation was a slow process that took 4 billion years. An analysis […]
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Many flavours of supernova
from Nature 520, 411 (23 April 2015) doi:10.1038/520411d Exploding stars grouped in one family because of their similarities actually form two distinct groups. This may have important cosmic implications because […]
Neutrinos from a galaxy far away
Nature 520, 266 (16 April 2015) doi:10.1038/520266b Two of the most energetic neutrinos detected by a telescope in the Antarctic may have come from the cores of distant galaxies. Neutrinos […]
Hubble’s hits and beyond
from Hubble’s legacy by Mario Livio In-flight servicing has prolonged the space telescope’s life, paving the way for future missions. 1990 The Hubble Space Telescope is launched on the space […]
Atomic doughnuts from single photons
by James K. Thompson from Nature 519, 420–422 (26 March 2015), doi:10.1038/519420b Analysis of the interaction between a photon and an ensemble of some 3,000 atoms trapped between two mirrors […]
bird-made 3-D density
Physics at nature.com: 17 January 2013
Pulsed accretion in a variable protostar (see also: ulaulaman’s island) James Muzerolle et al. Nature doi:10.1038/nature11746 First Paragraph | Full Text | PDF Planetary system disruption by Galactic perturbations to […]
Scientific Reports – #Physics digest: January 2013
Unraveling the interlayer-related phonon self-energy renormalization in bilayer graphene Paulo T. Araujo, Daniela L. Mafra, Kentaro Sato et al. In this letter, we present a step towards understanding the bilayer […]
Scientific Reports #Physics: August 2012
Pseudogap temperature as a Widom line in doped Mott insulators ▶ G. Sordi, P. Sémon, K. Haule et al. The pseudogap refers […]
Scientific Reports #Chemistry: August 2012
A synthetic small molecule for rapid induction of multiple pluripotency genes in mouse embryonic fibroblasts ▶ Ganesh N. Pandian, Yusuke Nakano, Shinsuke Sato et […]