A Massachusetts Student Accidentally Broke the Laws of Thermodynamics—and No One Can Explain How

Stupor at the University of Amherst Massachusetts! A student by chance discovers a surprising liquid. Under the effect of magnetic particles, he refuses to mix. With each agitation, he adopts a form of Greek urn. This unprecedented phenomenon shakes thermodynamics and opens new avenues in physics.

A Massachusetts Student Accidentally Broke the Laws of Thermodynamics—and No One Can Explain How

In a surprising twist from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, a team of physicists has discovered a novel liquid behavior that seems to challenge fundamental principles of thermodynamics. The breakthrough centers on how magnetic particles interfere with emulsification—the process that typically allows immiscible liquids like oil and water to mix under certain conditions. Published in Nature Physics, the study documents a phenomenon that re…