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Physicists deploy neutrino telescope 1.5 miles underwater to test relativity

Physicists have deployed a neutrino telescope 1.5 miles underwater to test Einstein's theory of relativity by detecting potential deviations in neutrino behavior. This experiment is important as it could...

Live Science · 9 days ago · 1 min read

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Max Planck Institute researchers simulate particle-antiparticle pair production with ultracold rubidium atoms.

Researchers at the Max Planck Institute have successfully simulated particle-antiparticle pair production using ultracold rubidium atoms, demonstrating the Schwinger effect for the first time in a laboratory....

Phys.org · 13 days ago · 2 min read

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AfricaMohamed Salah sets Egypt scoring record in 5-0 win over Malawi

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