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Magnetic Trap Cold Atom Laboratory
NASA's Cold Atom Laboratory utilizes a magnetic trap that confines particles, allowing them to cool to temperatures just barely above absolute zero. (Image credit: NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory)

NASA's Cold Atom Laboratory utilizes a magnetic trap that confines particles, allowing them to cool to temperatures just barely above absolute zero as seen in this space wallpaper. [Full Story]

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