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The atom chip of the MAIUS apparatus
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The atom chip of the MAIUS apparatus
The atom chip of the MAIUS apparatus
The atom chip of the MAIUS apparatus
In January 2017, German scientists succeeded for the first time in creating a Bose-Einstein condensate in space with the MAIUS 1 experiment (matter wave interferometry in zero gravity).
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