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Physics News Update no. 596

This news update has interesting stories about strange properties of liquid light, a new term in quantum physics called "spinonics", and universal properties of veins in leaves.
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Physics News Update no. 595

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Bulletins and newsletters // 20 July, 2002 02:16:32
 This is a news report on ballistic magnetoresistance, nanospintronics, quantum dots, and quantum cryptography.

Physics News Update no. 594

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Bulletins and newsletters // 20 July, 2002 02:09:27
 A physics news report on the findings of a protoplanetary disk around a distant star, a laser-powered paper plane, and interesting explorations into evolutionary metallurgy.

Physics News Update no. 593

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Bulletins and newsletters // 20 July, 2002 02:02:31
 A physics news bulletin about nuclear pyramids, random environmental fluctuations, and thin layer lubricants.

Physics News Update no. 592

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Bulletins and newsletters // 20 July, 2002 01:55:20
 This news bulletin reports on the possible discovery of the first baryon with two charm quarks, the possibility for life on Jupiter's moon Europa, an optical pea shooter, and rapid-response hydrogels.

Physics News Update no. 591

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Bulletins and newsletters // 20 July, 2002 01:44:52
 This AiP bulletin reports on sharp images of the cosmic microwave background, landslide tectonism on Io, a single-photon LED, and microsatellite plasma propulsion.

Physics News Update no. 590

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Bulletins and newsletters // 20 July, 2002 01:30:15
 An AiP bulletin about special relativity, carbon nanotube transistors, and solid nitrogen in nanocages.

Physics News Update no. 589

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Bulletins and newsletters // 20 July, 2002 01:22:33
 This physics news bulletin reports on new developments in computing and lasers.

Laser Beams Help Take The Twinkle Out Of Starlight

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Bulletins and newsletters // 06 June, 2002 10:55:33
 If you have ever peered down a highway on a sunny day, you have probably seen the rising, wavelike ripples of heated air that distort the appearance of objects near the horizon. Similar disturbances in the atmosphere above us make stars twinkle as their light is distorted on the way down to Earth.

Physics Tip Sheet #15

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Bulletins and newsletters // 06 June, 2002 10:49:58
 Highlights of this issue include a calculation of the computational capacity of the universe, a model of ozone depletion, patterns in food web structures and a consistency check on cosmological data and models. Also included are reports on a single photon LED, short pulses of light for quantum communication and micromagnets for trapping and manipulating cold gases.

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