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Far out! Here is the 13 second video from the Max Planck Society in all its glory: https://youtu.be/kUY3TglEUCU https://youtu.be/kUY3TglEUCU

• koolba 6y ago
  That is cool! I've never seen such a weird aspect ratio on YouTube either.
• techrat 6y ago
  Honestly, the video just looks like someone re-inverted an image several times over using a fade. What am I missing?
  • airstrike 6y ago
    > Time crystals should be stable and coherent over long time periods, because they - theoretically - oscillate at their lowest possible energy state. The team's research shows that driven magnonic time crystals can be easily manipulated, opening a new way to reconfigure time crystals. This could open up the state of matter for a range of practical applications. > "Classical crystals have a very broad field of applications," said physicist Joachim Gräfe of the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems. > "Now, if crystals can interact not only in space but also in time, we add another dimension of possible applications. The potential for communication, radar or imaging technology is huge."
• andrewflnr 6y ago
  Is there any particular reason it's unlisted?