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Scientists Created a Black Hole in The Lab, And Then It Started to Glow
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 76538212:MV81Mjg1NjM5XzNEODA4MkM4] One day they are going to play with the wrong experiment. Partial quote: "This has been done before, but now a team led by Lotte Mertens of the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands has done something new. A one-dimensional chain of atoms served as a path for electrons to 'hop' from one position to another. By tuning the ease with which this hopping can occur, the physicists could cause certain properties to vanish, effectively creating a kind of event horizon that interfered with the wave-like nature of the electrons." Link to article: (sorry can't clean the link up or it dies) https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/scientists-created-a-black-hole-in-the-lab-and-then-it-started-to-glow/ar-AA148Bju?ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=d712efc0698a46a1b8e4e8e6bdedbb4f [/quote]
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One day they are going to play with the wrong experiment.
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"This has been done before, but now a team led by Lotte Mertens of the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands has done something new.
A one-dimensional chain of atoms served as a path for electrons to 'hop' from one position to another. By tuning the ease with which this hopping can occur, the physicists could cause certain properties to vanish, effectively creating a kind of event horizon that interfered with the wave-like nature of the electrons."
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