China’s Tiangong space station sets a record with 9.7-picokelvin quantum gas
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Researchers aboard Tiangong prepared a rubidium quantum gas with an equivalent temperature of 9.7 picokelvin. The cloud remained visible after seven seconds, offering a promising platform for quantum simulations and precision measurements. The post China’s Tiangong space station sets a record with 9.7-picokelvin quantum gas appeared first on The Brighter Side of News .
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