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Light
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When It Comes to Light Storage, Chaos Beats Order -
An international team of physicists, including researchers from the Universities of York and St. Andrews, has demonstrated that chaos can beat order - at least as far as light storage is...
There's Nothing Wrong with Iridescent Beef -
People are like moths to the flames that are rainbows. The next time there's a rainbow outside, notice how many people drop everything, even important things, to Instagram it. It would be...
Counting the Twists in a Helical Light Beam -
At a time when communication networks are scrambling for ways to transmit more data over limited bandwidth, a type of twisted light wave is gaining new attention. Called an optical vortex...
More Articles
- To See in the Dark, Find Some Light - Rhett Allain, Wired
- Molecules Given the Big Chill... with Light - Matthew Francis, Ars Technica
- 'Twisted Light' Concept Triggers Twisted Debate - Jason Palmer, BBC
- Light that Travels Infinitely Fast. Wait, What? - Adrian Cho, Science Now
- Tracking Light in a 'Tiny Pinball Machine' - Chris Lee, Ars Technica
- Why I Am a Liar Straight from the 'Pit of Hell' - Ethan Siegel, ScienceBlogs
- Super Blue Berry: Nature's Most Intense Color - Brandon Keim, Wired
- Lasers Measure How Light Changes Matter - Berkeley National Laboratory
- Light Controls Superconductor Critical Temperature - Tel Aviv Univ.
- Dark Side of Light: Negative Frequency Photons - Chris Lee, Ars Technica
- Packets of Light Create Uncrackable Codes - Jason Palmer, BBC News
- Bending Light Stronger than Ever Before - Matthew Francis, Ars Technica
- Night Lights May Trigger Depression - Janet Raloff, ScienceNews
- 'CSI' Image Enhancement w/ Evanescent Waves? - Chris Lee, Ars Technica
- An Invisibility Cloak for Any Circumstance - Adam Piore, Discover
- Twisting Light to Send Data at Warp Speed - Univ. of Southern California
- Intense Light May Help Treat Heart Attacks - Science Codex
- Light Measures Cancer Cell Response to Therapy - Science Codex
- How to Make a Penny Disappear with Water - Esther Inglis-Arkell, io9
- Blocked Holes Enhance Transmission of Light - Princeton University
- Super-Black Material Absorbs Multiple Light Wavelengths - NASA
- Math, Light Detect Misshapen Red Blood Cells - Science Daily
- Light Used to Flip Tiny Mechanical Switch - Adrian Cho, Science Now
- Why the Autumn Sun Shines Golden Light - Lynda Mapes, Seattle Times
- Single Photons Detected Using Quantum Physics - Chris Lee, Ars Technica
- Optical Phenomenon Defies Laws of Physics - Harvard University
- Magnetic Field Turns Vacuum Into Superlens - MIT Technology Review
- Orange By Any Other Name Still Not Orange - Pat Lockerby, Science 2.0
- Pushing Light Beyond Light Speed - Kate McAlpine, Science Now
- Bend It Like Beckham: 'Airy Beams' of Light - Lawrence Berkeley Nat'l Lab
- LEDs Double As Lamps, Wi-Fi Devices - Kate McAlpine, Physics World
- Will Li-Fi Be the New Wi-Fi? - Jamie Condliffe, NewScientist
- Physicists Declare Time Travel Impossible - Discovery News
- 'Temporal Cloaking' Hides Time Itself - Devin Powell, Science News
- Electrochromic Lenses Change Color Rapidly - Science Codex
- Antenna For Light Built Using Quantum Dots - Science Codex
- Goodbye, Ghoulish Sodium Vapor Streetlights - Hal Espen, The Atlantic
- New Camera: Shoot First, Focus Later - Valerie Ross, Discover Blogs
- Early Light Refines Brain's Circuitry for Vision - Brown University
- Moving Mirrors Make Light From Nothing - Geoff Brumfiel, Scientific Am.
- Could We Ever Travel at Speed of Light? - Ethan Siegel, ScienceBlogs
- Yes, Some Particles Travel Faster Than Light - Ethan Siegel, ScienceBlogs
- Brain Controlled with Light Switch - C. Schoonover & A. Rabinowitz, NYT
- Night Lights Help Economists Measure GDP - Sara Reardon, Science Now
- Nano-Antenna Converts Light to Electricity - Nanotechweb
- Cloud Effect on Climate Depends on Light Wavelength - PacNW Nat'l Lab
- You Shall Not Pass: Wave Diodes Allow One-Way Light - Science News