(BIVN) – The ongoing eruption at the summit of Kīlauea is paused, with the next episode of lava fountaining expected next week.
The USGS Volcano Alert Level for Kīlauea remains at WATCH.
In this week’s Volcano Watch article, USGS…
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Scientists find new quantum behavior in unusual superconducting material
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Scientists observe new quantum behavior in superconducting material
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Mysterious Inca Data System Extended Further Than We Thought : ScienceAlert
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Ants are better at teamwork than humans
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90-year-old quantum guitar strings mystery finally explained
Imagine plucking a guitar string. It vibrates, the sound lingers, and then fades away as the energy drains into the air. Now bring this scene down to the scale of an atom. Can an atom vibrate in the same way, gradually losing energy to its…
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