Coldest US Lab Achieves Exotic Quantum State with Molecules
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Researchers at Columbia University have created a Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC) using sodium-cesium molecules cooled to five nanoKelvin, stable for two seconds. This breakthrough opens new avenues for exploring quantum phenomena and simulating complex materials' quantum properties, marking a significant advancement in quantum physics and ultracold molecule research.
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