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I reckon it's a non story really. The superfluid only lasted a few trillionths of a second, in view of the high density of gold, a few trillionths of a second is too little time for the scattered atoms to gain much distance from the liquid gold to change into a gas or plasma. So what they found is probably not breaking any physics.Physicists Blow Up Gold With Giant Lasers, Accidentally Disprove Renowned Physics Model
For the first time, physicists have directly measured the temperature of extremely hot gold particles using a giant X-ray laser—a breakthrough with major implications for engineering spacecraft or nuclear fusion reactors.
Physicists Blow Up Gold With Giant Lasers, Accidentally Disprove Renowned Physics Model
For the first time, physicists have directly measured the temperature of extremely hot gold particles using a giant X-ray laser—a breakthrough with major implications for engineering spacecraft or nuclear fusion reactors.gizmodo.com
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Where will the money come from? Membership fees or donations?Corbyn launches new party to 'take on rich and powerful
"In a statement announcing plans to form a new party, Corbyn and Sultana vowed to fight injustices such as child poverty, giant corporations making "a fortune from rising bills" and the government saying there is no money for the poor, but billions for war". "
Jeremy Corbyn launches new party to 'take on the rich and powerful'
The former Labour leader joins forces with fellow Independent MP Zarah Sultana to launch "a new kind of political party".
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Samaritans to close more than 100 branches
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Demand for electricity grows a lot faster than gas. What does that tell you? That renewables are much more used than gas. As for invreased demand , put it down to seasonal factors like tourists.
I'm pretty sure that my demand for electricity hasn't gone up faster than gas. I would say definitely the opposite. I now only use 5 units of electricity per day, every day the same. My demand for gas has increased because I have my house warmer in the winter due to getting older. I haven't seen any tourists in my house. Should I invest in stronger locks? How do they get in?
