Astronomy

Blurred, but stable

How Heisenberg's indefinence relation explains the quantum world. By Rüdiger Vaas There is real coincidence in the world - an objective indefinence, not...

First look at the pole of the sun

The ESA sonds Solar Orbiter delivered recordings and data from the South Pole of the Sun for the first time. This collage shows some...

A gas giant around a small dwarf star

The newly discovered gas giant TOI-6894B circles a very massive red dwarf star (illustration). © University of Warwick/ Mark Garlick ...

Where the hot Jupiter Wasp-121b was created

By watching the light spectrum of the planet WASP-121B in different phases of his circulation around his mother star, astronomers have found more about...

Shining quasi particles on a semiconductor magnet

For the first time, physicists have also detected excitons on the surface of a magnetic semiconductor material. © Think-Design/ Jochen Thamm ...

The interstellar medium in the supercomputer

In galaxies, as here M74, the space between the stars from the interstellar medium is fulfilled. However, his behavior has only been researched in...

New upper limit for the neutrinomass

View inside the Katrin experiment. With him, physicists have now further limited the upper limit of the neutrinomass. © Markus Breig/ Kit ...

Lunar coat is drier on the turned side

Sampling points of different moon mission, the Chang'e-6 landing point in the South Pole-Aitken basin is marked red. © sen HU Group ...

New view of the cosmic background radiation

Map of the cosmic microwave background. The neckline is ten degrees wide and high. Yellow-orange colors show higher intensity, blue on a lower one....

Why is Mars red?

Mars is reddish. But how does this color create? © ESA/MPS for Osiris Team, UPD/LAM/IAA/RSSD/Inta/UPM/Dasp/Ida ...

First 3D view into the atmosphere of an exoplanet

The atmosphere of WASP-121B is divided into three layers: Iron-containing winds, above it is a jet stream with sodium gas and the top layer...

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