Asteroid 2026 JH2 will fly by Earth on May 18, reaching one-quarter the distance of the moon. This event provides scientists with a key opportunity for monitoring and observation, while highlighting the intersection of space science and material evolution, comparing cosmic flybys to historical extreme energy events like nuclear testing.
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Scientists successfully mapped Earth's magnetic field from the ISS using a grapefruit-sized diamond-based quantum magnetometer, proving the utility of compact quantum sensors in space missions.
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Physicists have resolved the longstanding 'proton size puzzle,' while Europe evaluates its potential to lead in the global quantum computing race based on its deep scientific heritage.
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A new study reported by Science News claims that a copper-based compound can achieve superconductivity at atmospheric pressure after a sudden release of extreme pressure. While this could potentially be the 'Holy Grail' of material science, leading to lossless power grids and affordable maglev trains, the scientific community remains skeptical, awaiting independent replication to verify the results.
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