After spending many frustrating years trying to develop instruments sensitive enough to sniff out the elusive hydroxyl radical in the troposphere, researchers are finally able to send different types of instruments on field studies and to get similar readings from them. Precision tests find no violation of Bose statistics. Very stable tunable lasers now make it possible to test Bose statistics to a part in a million. The oxygen nucleus has passed the test.
Researchers glance at magnetic surfaces with synchrotron x rays.
Researchers using resonant x-ray scattering to study surface magnetism may be on the verge of technological advances and of a deeper understanding of magnetism. Physics Community Iridium satellite system poses threat to radio astronomy. Because of growing demands on the frequency spectrum by commercial telecommunications activities, radio astronomers are becoming increasingly vigilant and working together to prevent losing their radio window. We Hear That, and Information Exchange.