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February 02, 2023 | ||||
Hello Readers, I'm filling in for Lee Billings today. This week, we cover a monumental discovery in subatomic physics: Measurements of how the so called strong force field fluctuates over short distances. The strong force is a rarely seen foundational influence on subatomic particles (holding together protons and neutrons) which is difficult to observe in action, and harder to predict mathematically. Read more about the implications of this finding below! Elsewhere, astronomers are watching remnants of an exploded supernova, and it's like nothing they've seen before. Enjoy! | ||||
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