Storage of atomic level data: Huge revolution in computing
Recently a Swiss researcher has just published a research result that can shrink each bit to the level of each atom.
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Recently a Swiss researcher has just published a research result that can shrink each bit to the level of each atom.
Over the weekend, Elon Musk stepped onto the stage to speak, opening up to talk about the effects of climate on the Earth today. Musk gradually led listeners to Tesla's…
Dutch scientists have developed a new generation of memory that can store information at separate chlorine atoms on a bronze base.
People say who controls the universe controls the world - and Russians are definitely trying their best to do that.
The US government is planning to improve its nuclear warheads in a smaller, stealthier and more accurate way.
Chinese scientists have started the world's strongest neutron beam using nuclear fusion technology for civilian purposes as well as developing military weapons.
US scientists demonstrate the existence of an atomic cloud in two places at the same time, opening up the ability to successfully implement instantaneous translation tec…
With a breakthrough in the process of producing ultra-thin semiconductor films at the atomic level, scientists have set the stage for the emergence of transparent LED di…
New material developed by researchers in the UK is used to create the most accurate atomic clock.
The world's most accurate atomic clock will only deviate a second for 15 billion years.
Saab 35 Draken may be the most modern interceptor, but when it comes to bombers, that title will belong to the XB-70 Valkyrie.
On Aug. 27, Iran's Atomic Energy Commission chief Ali Akbar Salehi said the country has conducted tests.
Scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have officially launched the most accurate atomic clock in the world.
American scientists unknowingly discovered an entirely new form of material, which has properties similar to light swords in the Star Wars science fiction series.
According to the journal Science, American scientists have invented the world's most accurate watch with 10 times the accuracy of any watch.