Matter

Researchers get first glimpse of electrons escaping atoms, paving the way for creating new states of matter

The scientists used a method called Reconstruction of Attosecond Beating By Interfering Two-photon Transitions (RABBIT) for observing the electron.

Scientists finally crack source and formation of antimatter in the Milky Way

Scientists have solved the mystery behind how most of the antimatter in the Milky Way forms.

Scientists identify a thermonuclear supernova as the origin of antimatter in the Milky Way

The center of the Milky Way galaxy has been a known source of strong gamma rays since the 1970s, indicating the presence of antimatter.

MIT researchers have created a new form of matter, called a supersolid

Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have created a new form of matter in the lab with apparently contradictory properties.

Berkeley scientists unveil new form of matter known as time crystals

In a research paper, Norman Yao, a UC Berkeley assistant physics professor has described a new form of matter known as time crystals.

Singtel pumps $1.8 billion into Thai, Indian partners in emerging markets bet | Reuters

Yahoo forms panel to explore strategic options | Reuters

Yahoo Inc said its board has formed a committee of independent directors to explore strategic alternatives, the struggling Internet company's latest step to buy time from increasingly impatient investors. Yahoo, which is exploring strategic alternatives alongside its plan to revamp and spin off its Internet business, also said the committee and its advisers are working on a process for reaching out to and engaging with potentially interested strategic and financial parties

Nursery admission guidelines: HC order Wednesday

New Delhi, Dec 9 (IANS) The Delhi High Court will pass an order Wednesday on pleas challenging a single-judge bench decision to quash the Lt. Governor's guidelines on nursery admissions in the capital's unaided private schools. A division bench of Chief Justice G.

Airshow - Boeing sees Asia-Pacific fleet nearly tripling over 20 years

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The world's biggest planemaker Boeing ( BA.N ) expects nearly half of the world's air traffic growth will be driven by the Asia-Pacific region over the next 20 years, but is monitoring local currencies to assess airlines' ability to meet orders. On the eve of the Singapore Airshow, Boeing forecast the fleet of aircraft in the region would triple in size over the next two decades, sparking demand for close to 13,000 more planes valued at $1.9 trillion.

Airshow - Boeing sees Asia-Pacific fleet nearly tripling over 20 years

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The world's biggest planemaker Boeing ( BA.N ) expects nearly half of the world's air traffic growth will be driven by the Asia-Pacific region over the next 20 years, but is monitoring local currencies to assess airlines' ability to meet orders. On the eve of the Singapore Airshow, Boeing forecast the fleet of aircraft in the region would triple in size over the next two decades, sparking demand for close to 13,000 more planes valued at $1.9 trillion. Air travel has surged in the region, driven by a rise in disposable incomes and low air fares offered by budget carriers, notably in Southeast Asia