Time crystals might actually exist, Aalto University claims
Could one day be used for real-world applications like quantum information processing
Time crystals might actually exist, an Aalto University study has claimed. A time crystal is a structure that does not repeat in space, like normal three-dimensional crystals, such as snowflakes or...
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