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How “Odd Viscosity” Transforms Turbulent Chaos Into Patterns

A recent study reveals that “odd viscosity,” a unique property where fluid particles spin uniformly, can cause regular patterns to emerge from the chaotic motion of turbulent fluids, such as those seen in a tumbling river or jet engine outflow. This discovery highlights the potential of controlling turbulence and has implications for natural phenomena like the solar corona and solar wind. Credit: SciTechDaily.comPhysicists have demonstrated the emergence of patterns from chaos in turbulent fluids.The turbulent motion of a…

Slack’s new CEO looks to bring stability after a turbulent period

It’s not often you see an established company burn through three CEOs in less than a year. But through circumstances beyond its control, that’s what has happened at Slack, the company Salesforce acquired in 2020 for $28 billion. In November, Slack introduced Denise Dresser as the latest person to occupy the corner office. Dresser acknowledges it wasn’t easy to step into the role under these circumstances, but she is settling in. “You know, like anything, it’s always hard to step into any new company and do it in a…

‘Geoeconomics’ makes sense of a turbulent world

Stealing, Action Sets, and Joint Threats. Notes: Panels focus on a firm in sector i with suppliers in sectors j and k. The action sets, and related incentive constraints are from the perspective of firm I under different configurations. Panel (a) illustrates the case in which suppliers in sectors j and k have individual triggers only. Panel (b) illustrates the case in which suppliers in sectors j and k have a joint trigger, that is a joint threat.…

A Turbulent Year May Lie Ahead—CEOs at Davos Are Optimistic

Business leaders at the World Economic Forum are feeling increasingly confident about the U.S. economy and the strength of consumer demand. Business leaders at the World Economic Forum are feeling increasingly confident about the U.S. economy and the strength of consumer demand. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong…

The New Story of the Milky Way’s Surprisingly Turbulent Past

Astronomer Bob Benjamin has spent the past 20 years trying to figure out what the Milky Way looks like. The work isn't easy, because we're inside the galaxy and can't see it from the outside, but astronomers have ingenious workarounds, and Benjamin thinks “it's a knowable thing.” He carries in his mind a picture of what astronomers have been able to put together so far: a dense, barred center embedded in a layered disk of gas and stars, some of which pile up into arms that spiral through the disk, all encased in a sparse…

A Quantum Clock That Is Ticking Down, the Turbulent Milky Way and Dinosaur Lives

One of the biggest mysteries of the universe is why there is a universe at all. According to particle physics, the big bang should have created equal amounts of matter and antimatter, and they should have immediately canceled each other out. But here we are! We're lucky enough to exist, and we get to live in a time when fundamental questions can be asked and potentially answered scientifically. Physicist Luke Caldwell narrates how he and his colleagues made the most precise measurement ever of a property of electrons that…

‘It was a real trauma’: the TS Eliot poetry prize winner on his turbulent upbringing | Poetry

‘Let’s see what the adjectives are,” says Jason Allen-Paisant – as if to make it even more obvious that he is a poet – when I ask how he’s feeling the morning after winning the TS Eliot prize for poetry. “Great. Overwhelmed. Ecstatic. Privileged.”Although you wouldn’t know it from his warmth and attentiveness, he is also very tired. The 43-year-old writer and academic couldn’t sleep properly after the ceremony, and ended up taking a walk through London in the early hours of the morning. “It’s not that I wasn’t expecting…