A powerful new telescope spots an unusually large asteroid spinning faster than thought possible, challenging long held ideas ...
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An asteroid is spinning so fast it could tear itself apart
Far from being solid bullets of rock, many asteroids are fragile clusters of debris that spin so quickly they flirt with self ...
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Record smashed: The fastest-spinning large asteroid ever seen
A newly spotted space rock has just shattered the speed record for large asteroids, spinning so quickly that by all ...
To detect the quantum friction of empty space, scientists are going for a spin. A twirling nanoparticle, suspended in a laser beam inside of a vacuum, can measure tiny twisting forces, making it the ...
Physicists studied crystals made of rotating objects that fragment easily, show unusual defects, and follow a new theory predicting their unique behavior. (Nanowerk News) Physicists from Aachen, ...
The first part of your question — how stellar objects reach millisecond spin periods — involves two concepts. First, the object needs to be small, since no material can move faster than the speed of ...
Scientists have set a new record for the world's fastest spinning object by creating a tiny device which spins at a staggering 300 billion revolutions per minute. To put that into perspective, the ...
Introduction You might have seen figure skaters spinning around quickly and then tucking their arms to spin faster—or opening them to spin more slowly. This happens, thanks to a physics concept known ...
Interactions between a spinning object and soundwaves could help develop high-precision tools, such as tweezers that control the motion and position of submillimeter objects by manipulating acoustic ...
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