AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoStellar Clues: A green-looking white dwarf is giving astronomers a new way to study planetary debris—and glimpse what may happen to solar systems as their stars die. Fusion Research: New computer code models how laser light scatters in multiple directions inside plasma, helping researchers track energy lost in fusion experiments. Quantum Physics: Researchers used a quantum gas microscope to build a tunable, three-component system that could help investigate superconductivity and nuclear physics. Mars: A new signal from an orbiter hints that volcanic activity may persist on the planet, challenging the idea that Mars is geologically dormant. Earth’s History: Scientists say they have traced where rocks from a vast gap in Earth’s geological record went, shedding light on a mystery spanning hundreds of millions of years.
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