
scienceAug 22, 202616:40pending
Did Scientists Create Time in a Laboratory?
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Researchers have created a tiny artificial universe using ultra-cold atoms to explore one of physics' deepest mysteries: the nature of time.
Their results suggest that time may emerge from changes within a system rather than from an external clock, offering new insights into quantum gravity, the origins of the cosmos, and the fundamental structure of reality.
This episode includes AI-generated content.
Their results suggest that time may emerge from changes within a system rather than from an external clock, offering new insights into quantum gravity, the origins of the cosmos, and the fundamental structure of reality.
This episode includes AI-generated content.
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