July 2019 – SOPHia Physics

Honey Accumulation

July 24, 2019 Sophia Physics 0

It has been a couple of weeks since an update on the hive has been posted (vacation time). However, Three Counties Beekeepers have been busy […]

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‘Back to the future’ messages are more efficient July 3, 2026
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New superconducting diode gives greater control over the flow of electrons July 2, 2026
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From ideas to industry: a theoretical physicist’s journey into Silicon Valley July 1, 2026
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Undersea optical fibres detect the motion of silent whales July 1, 2026
Distributed acoustic sensing could provide a new tool for tracking whales around the world, even when they aren't vocalizing The post Undersea optical fibres detect the motion of silent whales appeared first on Physics World.
Can surplus renewable power make green hydrogen cheaper? July 1, 2026
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How can you fast-forward a quantum simulation? July 1, 2026
Limits on the speed of quantum algorithms are not quite as rigid as previously thought, according to new research The post How can you fast-forward a quantum simulation? appeared first on Physics World.
Observation of top-antitop quark excess July 1, 2026
ATLAS probes top-antitop quark interactions near threshold The post Observation of top-antitop quark excess appeared first on Physics World.
Vera C Rubin Observatory kicks off 10-year quest to map the cosmos June 30, 2026
The 10-year Legacy Survey of Space and Time will take a picture of the southern night sky every 3–4 nights The post Vera C Rubin Observatory kicks off 10-year quest to map the cosmos appeared first on Physics World.

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