Unveiling the Laser-like Vibrations of Atomic Nuclei
Physicists at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf have used ultra-high-precision laser spectroscopy to measure the wave-like vibration of atomic nuclei with unprecedented precision. By studying the molecular hydrogen ion (MHI), they confirmed the wave-like movement of nuclear material and found no evidence of any deviation from the established force between atomic nuclei. The researchers improved experimental precision to a level better than theory, establishing the most precise test of the quantum motion of charged baryons. Their findings provide valuable insights into the behavior of atomic nuclei and could potentially contribute to the search for new physical effects related to Dark Matter.