RE: Can someone help me understand this potential finding and what it implies?
May 5, 2018 at 4:23 pm
Interesting....
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/time...-materials
Isn't it great when "news" don't accurately quote their sources?
I see nothing about any violation...
Quote:A weird form of matter called a time crystal has made an appearance in two more types of materials, doubling the number of known time crystal habitats. In a typical crystal, its arrangement of atoms regularly repeats in space, such as the alternating sodium and chloride ions that make up a salt crystal. But time crystals’ patterns repeat themselves at regular time intervals.in
Both time crystals rely on a quantum property called spin, which makes some atomic nuclei seem to whirl like a top. In the time crystals, the direction of that spin flipped at regular intervals.
Repeated radio wave pulses were used to trigger the spins’ flip-flopping. But even when the spins weren’t flipped perfectly, both materials kept up a regular pattern of flipping, revealing that they had a preferred time structure.
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/time...-materials
Isn't it great when "news" don't accurately quote their sources?
I see nothing about any violation...