A new paper from Stockholm University lays out an intriguing idea: What if the spontaneous radiation emitted by single atoms is actually affected by passing gravitational waves? And what if those effects could be read out to create a detection of the gravitational wave in question?Let’s go back to the …
Read More »
Breaking News
- Only Than 1 in 6 Americans Expect AI to Have a Positive Effect on Society
- Microsoft's New Surface Pro Costs Nearly 50% More Than Its Predecessor
- Anthropic Shuts Down Its Most Powerful AI Models for Everyone
- Scientists Think a Cosmic Particle Accelerator Shot a Mystery Particle Right at Earth
- Russian Cosmonauts Just Livestreamed an Entire 5-hour Spacewalk
- Move Over, Audiobooks — Spotify Is Doing Audiomagazines Now
- Unitree Will Sell You a Personal Mecha Robot for $650,000
- Tesla's Cybertruck Faces Yet Another Recall Following Complaints About Wheels Falling Off
- Meet Googlebook, the New Gemini‑Powered, Android-Based Laptop Line That Will Succeed Chromebook
- ChatGPT Can Now Alert 'Trusted Contacts' When Self‑Harm Enters The Chat