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The Brighter Side of News, 03 September 2026

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ArticleA fall­ing quantum object just passed a cen­tury- old test of Ein­stein’s grav­ity

Phys­i­cists have dir­ectly meas­ured a long- pre­dicted quantum phase acquired when an atomic wave packet falls freely under grav­ity while a second part remains sta­tion­ary rel­at­ive to Earth. The meas­ured phase matches the pre­dic­tion obtained...

A fall­ing quantum object just passed a cen­tury- old test of Ein­stein’s grav­ity

ArticleA fall­ing quantum object just passed a cen­tury- old test of Ein­stein’s grav­ity

Phys­i­cists have dir­ectly meas­ured a long- pre­dicted quantum phase acquired when an atomic wave packet falls freely under grav­ity while a second part remains sta­tion­ary rel­at­ive to Earth. The meas­ured phase matches the pre­dic­tion obtained...

A fall­ing quantum object just passed a cen­tury- old test of Ein­stein’s grav­ity

ArticleThe uni­verse still has plenty of hydro­gen, so why is it mak­ing fewer stars?

Cos­mic star for­ma­tion has fall­en by a fac­tor of about 2.46 over the past 4.5 bil­lion years, but the den­si­ty of neu­tral atom­ic hy­dro­gen has de­clined far less. FAST and DE­SI ob­ser­va­tions of rough­ly 2.5 mil­lion galax­ies show that...

The uni­verse still has plenty of hydro­gen, so why is it mak­ing fewer stars?

ArticleLUX- ZEPLIN detector makes sur­pris­ing dis­cov­ery in search for dark mat­ter

LUX- ZEPLIN record­ed one high- en­er­gy nu­clear re­coil that re­search­ers have not been able to match con­vinc­ing­ly to known de­tec­tor back­grounds. The event has a glob­al sta­tis­ti­cal sig­nif­i­cance of 2.6 sig­ma, in­trigu­ing enough for...

LUX- ZEPLIN detector makes sur­pris­ing dis­cov­ery in search for dark mat­ter