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St. Louis area business openings and closings in September - Vimarsana News

St. Louis area business openings and closings in September

Catch up on some of September’s retail openings and closings below.

Silent, disc-shaped UFO seen by 12 United Airlines staff over Chicago airport may hold key to interstellar space travel, group of 30 physicists say - Vimarsana News

Silent, disc-shaped UFO seen by 12 United Airlines staff over Chicago airport may hold key to interstellar space travel, group of 30 physicists say

An 'Alcubierre warp drive,' craft would 'benefit' from a classic flying saucer-shape, the physicists said. And the 'warp bubble' created could help explain the 'lack of radar signal'

What Is Time, What Time Is It, and Why Do We Care? - Vimarsana News

What Is Time, What Time Is It, and Why Do We Care?

I’ve made mention of this before, but it bears repeating; when I was a little lad growing up in England, it seemed to me that, as soon as two or more adults huddled together, they had only three main topics of conversation. They started with the weather—how it was today, how this compared to the…

From time crystals to wormholes: When is a quantum simulation real? - Vimarsana News

From time crystals to wormholes: When is a quantum simulation real?

Physicists are using quantum computers to conjure various exotic phenomena and are claiming that their creations are truly real. The work is forcing us to ask challenging questions about the nature of quantum reality

Quantum gravity: Does space-time remember? The search for gravitational memory - Vimarsana News

Quantum gravity: Does space-time remember? The search for gravitational memory

Detecting the permanent imprints left by colliding black holes would reveal a universe saturated with infinite symmetries – and narrow the possibilities for a theory of quantum gravity.