Scientists remotely make and melt unusual zero-gravity glass in space
The space-based glass samples were examined using neutrons, X-rays, and powerful microscopes and could be used in optical devices.
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The space-based glass samples were examined using neutrons, X-rays, and powerful microscopes and could be used in optical devices.
Thanks to human ingenuity and zero gravity, we reap important benefits from science in space. Consider smart phones with built-in navigation systems and cameras.
A physicist and ceramic engineer from Missouri University of Science and Technology have both been selected to receive grants from the Department of Energy’s Funding for Accelerated, Inclusive Research (FAIR)
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