US EditionScientists Create First-Ever Visible Time Crystals Using Light — and They Could One Day Appear on $100 Bills
Researchers created visible time crystals using liquid crystals that respond to light, potentially enabling unforgeable watermarks and efficient data storage, study says.
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Many possible applications, from anti-counterfeiting to data storage (ANSA)
For the first time, physicists have created a time crystal visible to the naked eye using liquid crystals, the same as those used for LCD screens. Under certain conditions, when they are illuminated, these crystals enter into motion and generate patterns following repetitive patterns over time. This progress could lead to various technological applications. The concept of temporal crystals was proposed in 2012 by the theoretician physicist Frank…
A Crystal That Beats With Time: Physicists Make the Invisible Visible
In a dim laboratory in Boulder, Colorado, a patch of liquid crystals has begun to move—slowly, rhythmically, endlessly. No batteries, no motors, no outside force driving the dance. Just light. What looks like a shifting pattern of psychedelic stripes is, in fact, something physicists once thought impossible: a time crystal that the human eye can […] The post A Crystal That Beats With Time: Physicists Make the Invisible Visible appeared first on …
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