10 Recent Science Discoveries That Blew Our Minds

1. What is life

2. evolution is bullshit

3. I don’t know about you guys but more Science advance you can really know
   this is not random and some one created all this.

4. wow that thumbnail

5. Where are the Clones? They’ve been successful with animals so where’s the
   human clone research? Plus the human/animal hybrid. Trying to make Man run
   as fast as a leopard and strong as a silver back gorilla.

   • T. PRES What animal would you want to be spliced with?

6. Photonics molecules? ????❓❓❓❓❓

   • Top 10 Archive – Mark ????????????

   • John Doe Glad we could give you something new to ponder over at work!

   • I am glad I woke up, went to work and clicked on this video. I discovered
     something new today. But it only exists under super cooled conditions. ?

   • Researchers began by pumped rubidium atoms into a vacuum chamber, then used
     lasers to cool the cloud of atoms to just a few degrees above absolute
     zero. Using extremely weak laser pulses, they then fired single photons
     into the cloud of atoms.
     As the photons enter the cloud of cold atoms, Lukin said, its energy
     excites atoms along its path, causing the photon to slow dramatically. As
     the photon moves through the cloud, that energy is handed off from atom to
     atom, and eventually exits the cloud with the photon.
     “When the photon exits the medium, its identity is preserved,” Lukin said.
     “It’s the same effect we see with refraction of light in a water glass. The
     light enters the water, it hands off part of its energy to the medium, and
     inside it exists as light and matter coupled together, but when it exits,
     it’s still light. The process that takes place is the same it’s just a bit
     more extreme – the light is slowed considerably, and a lot more energy is
     given away than during refraction.”
     When Lukin and colleagues fired two photons into the cloud, they were
     surprised to see them exit together, as a single molecule.
     The reason they form the never-before-seen molecules?
     An effect called a Rydberg blockade, Lukin said, which states that when an
     atom is excited, nearby atoms cannot be excited to the same degree. In
     practice, the effect means that as two photons enter the atomic cloud, the
     first excites an atom, but must move forward before the second photon can
     excite nearby atoms.
     The result, he said, is that the two photons push and pull each other
     through the cloud as their energy is handed off from one atom to the next.
     “It’s a photonic interaction that’s mediated by the atomic interaction,”
     Lukin said. “That makes these two photons behave like a molecule, and when
     they exit the medium they’re much more likely to do so together than as
     single photons.”

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7. Seen we can sound like anyone we want….

8. Take that, Christians!

   • le tiggo Shhhhhh. Don’t get them riled up!

9. FUUUUUTUUUUURE

10. S c i e n c e

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