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Machine Learning Accelerates Search for Room-Temperature Superconductors

Researchers have developed a new approach that combines machine learning with quantum physics to accelerate the discovery of superconducting materials. The team has already used this method to identify two new superconductors, marking a notable advancement in the long-standing effort to find materials that can conduct electricity without resistance at

Deep Ocean Drilling Reveals Geological Cause of Japan's 2011 Tsunami Severity

Scientists have uncovered a key geological factor behind the severity of Japan's 2011 earthquake and tsunami disaster. By drilling deeper into the Pacific seafloor than any previous expedition, researchers discovered a thin layer of ancient clay that proved to be a critical weakness in the subsurface structure. This

New Research Proposes Solution to Black Hole Information Paradox

A long-standing problem in theoretical physics may have moved closer to a solution. The black hole information paradox, which has puzzled scientists for decades, concerns what happens to the information contained within objects that fall into black holes. According to a new research proposal, black holes may not evaporate completely.

Scientists Discover Remnants of Earth's Primordial Magma Ocean in Indian Ocean Volcano

A young volcano in the Indian Ocean is providing scientists with a rare window into Earth's distant past. Researchers have discovered traces of primordial magma—remnants from when our planet was entirely covered by a global magma ocean that later cooled and crystallized. The discovery comes from analyzing

Unusual LIGO Signal Revives Hunt for Primordial Black Holes as Dark Matter

An Anomalous Signal Renews Dark Matter Hopes A peculiar gravitational wave signal detected by the LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) collaboration has sparked renewed excitement in the astrophysics community. The signal's unusual characteristics have renewed hopes that primordial black holes, objects that have existed only in theoretical models,

Non-Quantum Space-Time Theory Offers New Approach to Gravity's Quantum Mystery

Physicists have long struggled to understand how gravity interacts with the quantum world. A new approach focusing on non-quantum aspects of space-time may offer fresh insight into this fundamental puzzle. The challenge stems from the apparent incompatibility between general relativity, which describes gravity as the curvature of space-time, and quantum

Nature Publishes Research on Agentic AI System for X-ray Science

A new research paper published in Nature Machine Intelligence introduces an agentic AI system specifically designed to function as an autonomous X-ray scientist. The system represents an advance in applying large language model-based agents to scientific experimentation, where it can plan and execute multi-step workflows typically requiring human expertise. Agentic