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🚨 Graphene Just Broke a 100-Year-Old Rule of Physics!*
Scientists have discovered that electrons inside graphene can stop behaving like separate particles and instead flow together like a nearly frictionless quantum liquid. Even more surprising, this strange state appears to break a long-standing law of physics that says heat and electricity should always travel together.
This discovery could help unlock new ultra-sensitive sensors and deepen our understanding of some of the universe’s biggest mysteries, from quantum entanglement to the conditions that existed just after the Big Bang.
Source: Crossno, J., Shi, J. K., Wang, K., Mannix, S. A., Rarey, A., & Kim, P. Observation of the Dirac fluid and the breakdown of the Wiedemann–Franz law in graphene. Science
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🌌 Imagine a structure so vast that light would need 10 billion years to cross it.
Astronomers have discovered one of the largest known structures in the universe: the Hercules–Corona Borealis Great Wall. 🤯
Scientists identified this enormous cosmic feature by studying gamma-ray bursts, the most powerful explosions ever observed, and using them to map matter across immense distances.
Its size is what makes it so astonishing. According to current cosmological models, the universe should appear relatively uniform on the largest scales. Yet this structure is far bigger than expected, raising new questions about our understanding of the cosmos.
Could there be even larger structures waiting to be discovered? 🌠
The Hercules–Corona Borealis Great Wall is a reminder that, despite all we've learned, the universe still holds incredible mysteries and continues to challenge what we think we know. 💙
#Space #Astronomy
Imagine a structure so vast that light itself would take 10 BILLION years to cross it.Astronomers have found one of the largest known structures in the observable universe: the Hercules–Corona Borealis Great Wall. They discovered this cosmic behemoth by mapping powerful gamma-ray bursts — the brightest explosions in the cosmos — using them as cosmic beacons to reveal where matter is massively clustered across incomprehensible distances.But here’s the part that breaks cosmology: According to the standard model, the universe should look roughly the same everywhere on the largest scales. Yet this colossal wall stretches far bigger than our theories comfortably allow — challenging everything we thought we knew about how structure forms in the https://t.co/AnpMSLNlyE our understanding of the universe incomplete? Are even larger structures still hiding out there? The Hercules–Corona Borealis Great Wall is a humbling reminder: no matter how advanced our science gets, the universe still loves to surprise us. Every discovery shows just how small we are in the grand scheme… and how breathtakingly extraordinary it all is. If this blew your mind, share it with a fellow space lover!