Scientists from UCL and the University of Cambridge have revealed that "space ice"—long thought to be completely ...

The Universe’s most abundant ice isn’t formless—it’s secretly laced with crystals. And that might change how we think about ...

Researchers at NYU Tandon have developed a new method for synthesizing metallic glass nanoparticles that offers refined ...

"Space ice" contains tiny crystals and is not a completely disordered material like liquid water, as previously assumed, ...

Scientists found low-density amorphous ice in space isn’t fully random - it hides tiny crystals, reshaping our understanding ...

Contrary to popular belief, the ice that populates the Universe isn't completely disordered. Researchers have just detected the presence of nanocrystals within it, challenging decades of ...

"Ice in the rest of the universe has long been considered a snapshot of liquid water – that is, a disordered arrangement fixed in place. Our findings show this is not entirely true." ...

Water frozen in the depths of space has long been considered a shapeless, frozen fog. For decades, scientists believed it ...

That is because a transformer’s no-load loss primarily originates in the transformer core. Amorphous-core losses can be on the order of 75% lower than those of traditional crystalline iron.

When properly manipulated, though, liquid water can also freeze in a disorganized, amorphous state. The first of these states, low-density amorphous ice, was discovered in the 1930s.

Amorphous ices are not common on Earth, but they are the most abundant form of water in the universe. In the study, researchers at Princeton University and the City University of New York used ...

Space ice” contains tiny crystals and is not, as previously assumed, a completely disordered material like liquid water, ...