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Clackamas County Exceeds Rehousing Goals with a 65% Decrease in Homelessness

Clackamas County Exceeds Rehousing Goals with a 65% Decrease in Homelessness

Clackamas County officials announced that homelessness in the area has decreased by 65% from 2019 to 2023.

Fractional Quantum Anomalous Hall Effect in Multilayer Graphene

Fractional Quantum Anomalous Hall Effect in Multilayer Graphene

Researchers have observed the fractional quantum anomalous Hall effect (FQAHE) in a multilayer graphene-hBN moiré superlattice. The FQAHE, which is the zero magnetic field counterpart of the fractional quantum Hall effect, has previously only been observed in twisted MoTe2. The team observed quantized Hall resistance plateaus accompanied by dips in longitudinal resistance at specific filling factors of the moiré superlattice. By tuning gate-displacement field and filling factors, the researchers also observed phase transitions between different electron states. This discovery opens up possibilities for exploring charge fractionalization and non-Abelian anyonic braiding.

Powerful Solar Flare Causes Radio Blackout Over Western US

Powerful Solar Flare Causes Radio Blackout Over Western US

A powerful solar flare has resulted in a radio blackout over the western United States.

Reuniting Chile's Stolen Children with Their Homes

Reuniting Chile's Stolen Children with Their Homes

Learn about the inspiring stories of Chile's stolen children and their journey back to their families.

Rare turtle discovered by Portsmouth conservationists in India

Rare turtle discovered by Portsmouth conservationists in India

The first breeding population of an 'incredibly rare' turtle has been discovered in India. The species, which is native to the rivers of south and southeast Asia, is classified as critically endangered.

Milky Way's Massive, Mysterious “Radcliffe Wave” Is Oscillating Through Space-Time

Milky Way's Massive, Mysterious “Radcliffe Wave” Is Oscillating Through Space-Time

Astronomers have discovered a massive wave-shaped chain of gaseous clouds in the Milky Way called the Radcliffe Wave. They have now found that the Radcliffe Wave not only looks like a wave but also moves like one, oscillating through space-time.

Inside the Mars simulations preparing humans for life on the red planet

Inside the Mars simulations preparing humans for life on the red planet

NASA is seeking potential volunteers for a simulated mission to Mars called CHAPEA. The mission aims to understand how a crew reacts to the challenges of living and working on Mars.

Families Shocked by Increased Animal Travel Costs

Families Shocked by Increased Animal Travel Costs

Families moving abroad are devastated by the hiked cost of transporting their pets, forcing some to leave them behind.