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July 10, 2015

Solving the gravitational N-body problem in general relativity
New York NY (SPX) Jul 10, 2015
Recent experiments have successfully tested Einstein's general theory of relativity in a variety of ways and to remarkable precision. These experiments included spacecraft Doppler tracking, planetary radar ranging, lunar and satellite laser ranging, as well as a number of dedicated gravitational experiments in space and many ground based efforts. How can computational models keep up with the ever improving accuracy of these missions? Finding a solution to the Einstein's gravitational field equatio ... read more

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Biggest explosions in the universe powered by strongest magnets Gamma-ray bursts are one of the outcomes associated with the biggest explosions to have taken place since the Big Bang. They are detected by orbiting telescopes that are sensitive to this type of hi ... more		A black hole under the gravitational lens Turbulent processes take place close to supermassive black holes, which lurk in the centres of nearly all galaxies. They swallow up matter flowing in from the outside while at the same time producin ... more		The dark side of galactic radio jets Cosmic microwave radiation points to invisible 'dark matter', marking the spot where jets of material travel at near light speed, according to an international team of astronomers. Lead author Ruper ... more
				Russia to launch space based missile warning system Russia will have a space-based missile approach warning system up and running by 2020, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin announced on Wednesday. "This task will be completed by 2020, includ ... more		Clouds? Where we're going, we won't see clouds! Edinburgh astronomers have combined the new Oculus Rift virtual reality headset with Stellarium planetarium software to produce an exciting and immersive way to explore the sky. The system was demon ... more

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Astronomers teach a machine how to 'see' A team of astronomers and computer scientists at the University of Hertfordshire have taught a machine to 'see' astronomical images. The technique, which uses a form of artificial intelligence calle ... more		Super-bright supernova with extreme burst of gamma radiation Astronomers from the Niels Bohr Institute have observed a super-bright supernova association with a very unusual long lasting gamma-ray burst. Gamma-ray bursts are in rare cases observed in connecti ... more		U.S. defense in free fall U.S. and Saudis conduct Middle East's largest counter-drone exercise Saudi Arabia and Pakistan sign mutual defense pact		Export revenue to help Russian space industry cut expenditures Export revenue will help the Russian space industry ease its budget expenditures on modernization, Roscosmos head Igor Komarov said Tuesday. "One of the state corporation's goals that was set ... more
				A five star, doubly-eclipsing star system Astronomers at the Open University have discovered the first quintuple star system containing two eclipsing binary stars. Details of the five star system, the first of its kind to be found, will be ... more		Omnidirectional free space wireless charging developed Mobile devices, such as smartphones and laptops, have become indispensable portable items in modern life, but one big challenge remains to fully enjoying these devices: keeping their batteries charg ... more

Nuclear Operations and Maintenance Efficiency Summit USA 2015

B-52 bombers demo long reach of U.S. air power The long reach of U.S. air power has been demonstrated by two U.S. Air Force B-52 bombers that conducted a non-stop mission to Australia. ... more		Does the solar magnetic field show a North-South divide? A study of jets travelling through the Sun's corona at speeds between 200-500 kilometres per second has shown that the fast-moving columns of plasma are deflected much more strongly by the Sun's mag ... more		Fossil fuels harm health from 'cradle to grave': report Trash, mulch and security: All jobs for troops in Washington Rising oceans to threaten 1.5 million Australians by 2050: report		To conduct, or to insulate? That is the question A new study has discovered mysterious behaviour of a material that acts like an insulator in certain measurements, but simultaneously acts like a conductor in others. In an insulator, electrons are ... more
Superslippery islands (but then they get stuck) (Nano)islands that slide freely on a sea of copper, but when they become too large (and too dense) they end up getting stuck: that nicely sums up the system investigated in a study just published in ... more		Brownian motion phenomena of self-powered liquid metal motors Classical Brownian motion theory was established over one hundred year ago, describing the stochastic collision behaviors between surrounding molecules. Recently, researchers from Technical Institut ... more		New method of quantum entanglement packs vastly more data in a photon A team of researchers led by UCLA electrical engineers has demonstrated a new way to harness light particles, or photons, that are connected to each other and act in unison no matter how far apart t ... more		Nanospiked bacteria are the brightest hard X-ray emitters In a step that overturns traditional assumptions and practice, researchers at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai and Institute for Plasma Research, Gandhi Nagar have fashioned bacter ... more

	Clues to inner atomic life from subtle light-emission shifts Atoms absorb and emit light of various wavelengths. Physicists have long known that there are some tiny changes, or shifts, in the light that gets absorbed or emitted, due to the properties of the a ... more		Soundproofing with quantum physics Doughnuts, electric current and quantum physics - this will sound like a weird list of words to most people, but for Sebastian Huber it is a job description. ETH-professor Huber is a theoretical phy ... more

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US selects four astronauts for commercial flight		Pluto Flyby Begins		Bricks to build an Earth found in every planetary system		New Map of Pluto		Neptune's badly behaved magnetic field
With One Year to Jupiter, NASA's Juno Team Prepares		India to launch its heaviest commercial mission to date		Eyeing up Earth-like planets with the James Webb Space Telescope		Opportunity Rover's 7th Mars Winter to Include New Study Area		NASA selects leading-edge concepts for continued study

Estimating Earth's last pole reversal using radiometric dating

Searing Sun Seen in X-rays

China Builds Top Secret Midget Submarine

Engineers break power and distance barriers for fiber optic comms

Single-catalyst water splitter produces clean-burning hydrogen 24/7

Distributed technique for power 'scheduling' advances smart grid concept

Spintronics advance brings wafer-scale quantum devices closer to reality

Fabricating inexpensive, high-temp SQUIDs for future electronic devices

The quantum middle man

'Jedi' astronauts say 'no fear' as they gear for ISS trip

X-rays and electrons join forces to map catalytic reactions in real-time

Interbellum Period Similar to Today in Space

Opportunity Gets Back to Work

NASA wants to send microbes to Mars to prepare for human habitation

Crash Test Assesses Plane Emergency Locator Transmitters

China's Beidou navigation system more resistant to jamming

Pentagon plans Space-War Center to defend against adversaries

Astronomers call on peers to dream up deep-space telescope of the future

Final payload integration begins for next Ariane 5 launch

Russia poses 'greatest threat' to US national security: Dunford

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