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Ytterbium Diantimonide, the Plain Superconductor That Grew Its Own Magnetic Field and Broke Time Reversal Symmetry
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Ytterbium Diantimonide, the Plain Superconductor That Grew Its Own Magnetic Field and Broke Time Reversal Symmetry

Physicists at IISER Bhopal found ytterbium diantimonide, a type I superconductor, breaks time-reversal symmetry with a tiny spontaneous magnetic field.
Perovskite Chips Now Hold a Room-Temperature Supersolid After Lecce Scientists First Forced Polariton Light Into a Crystal That Flows
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Perovskite Chips Now Hold a Room-Temperature Supersolid After Lecce Scientists First Forced Polariton Light Into a Crystal That Flows

Lecce scientists forced polariton light into a supersolid in 2025, and a perovskite nanograting experiment later showed the same crystal-and-flow phase at room temperature.
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