Issues

Because hydrogen atoms interact quite weakly, they are at the same time desirable and difficult candidates for the low temperature collapse into a common quantum ground state predicted in the 1920s.

The highest‐energy cosmic rays appear to be thumbing their noses at what was thought to be an inviolable upper limit.

With the long‐pulse 60 tesla magnet now running at Los Alamos, you can study electrical and magnetic properties of many materials.

An electric current totaling one kiloamp worldwide flows from thunderstorms in the troposphere into the ionosphere and magnetosphere, eventually returning to the ground through the fair‐weather atmosphere and closing via lightning.

Ultrasensitive mass spectrometry is now being applied in forensic investigations.

Rare earth nickel borocarbide compounds are rekindling interest in the decades‐old question of how superconductivity and magnetism coexist, and some remarkable answers are emerging.