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The week in physics: B-meson decays; Separating soft x-ray signals; Uncertain future for undergrads

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Separating signals in the soft x-ray sky

An analysis of two years of measurements from far beyond Earth’s atmosphere has yielded a comprehensive map of x rays that are generated by solar wind.

Laura Fattaruso

JUN 02, 2026

Analysis of B-meson decay hints at new physics

The measured trajectories of the products of a rare B-meson decay deviate from the predictions of the standard model.

Sarah Wells

JUN 01, 2026

Undergraduate students grapple with an uncertain future

Apprehension about career pathways and research funding dominated the list of concerns expressed by physics and astronomy undergraduates in a recent survey.
JUN 04, 2026
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From the vault

Quarks, atoms, and the 1/N expansion

Problems in quantum chromodynamics that are currently impossible to solve may have useful approximate solutions when one assumes that quarks can have a large number, N, of “colors” instead of three.

Edward Witten

JUL 01, 1980

Snapshots of Oppenheimer

Richard J. Fitzgerald

JUN 01, 2026

What can physicists do?

Koloina Randrianarivony manages financial risk at the World Bank

Toni Feder

JUN 02, 2026

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