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Super high energy particle falls to Earth, source a mystery - Vimarsana News

Super high energy particle falls to Earth, source a mystery

Researchers have detected one of the highest-energy particles ever falling to Earth. And no one knows where it came from.

Continuing Commitment to Open Access, CERN Launches New Open Source Program Office - Vimarsana News

Continuing Commitment to Open Access, CERN Launches New Open Source Program Office

"The cornerstone of the open-source philosophy is that the recipients of technology should have access to all its building blocks..." writes the European Organization for Nuclear Research, "in order to study it, modify it and redistribute it to others." This includes mechanical designs, schematics ...

High-energy 'sun goddess' particle 'from nowhere' collides into Earth | Technology News - Vimarsana News

High-energy 'sun goddess' particle 'from nowhere' collides into Earth | Technology News

Researchers have discovered an extremely high-energy particle that seemingly came from a part of the universe where there is nothing. It was named "Amaterasu" after a Japanese goddess.

A mysterious, incredibly energetic cosmic ray has smashed into Earth - Vimarsana News

A mysterious, incredibly energetic cosmic ray has smashed into Earth

A cosmic ray dubbed Amaterasu is the second most powerful one we have ever seen, beaten only by the "Oh-My-God particle". Both have baffled astronomers and defy explanation

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Room-temperature superconductors: is there hope amid the hype? - Vimarsana News

Room-temperature superconductors: is there hope amid the hype?

A physicist in Switzerland explains where we stand in the search for the “holy grail” of physics.