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The laws of physics derive directly from the physical characteristics and symmetry properties of otherwise-empty space. Only through studying the nature of the vacuum...
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Biology is the exquisite result of trial-and-error survivorship testing over breathtaking lengths of time, while technology is the product of the human brain. These...
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While the work using Resonance Theory will likely never be complete, this issue provides at least a parenthetical close to the series begun in 1979 at the smallest level,...
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In this latest installment, Mark Anderson considers a new view of the cosmos. If the major interpretations of red shift are now either in doubt or about to be disproved,...
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It is unlikely that the reader will have encountered many, or even any, of the concepts, relationships, or discoveries laid out in this issue. And the reason is simple:...
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There is a massive acceptance of the meme that atoms and bits are increasingly fungible in some basic way. If mass is energy (it is), and energy represents information,...
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Time may be the most important and most ubiquitous physical concept about which we know essentially nothing.
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The basic aspects of this theory have the potential to affect computing, communications, photonics, materials science, and many other sectors we follow daily. For that...
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Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of watching member Michael Hochberg preside at the opening ceremonies of the Institute for Photonic Integration, a new facility at...
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