PetaPixel Scientists Capture First-Ever Images of Free-Range Atoms


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A camera lens is centered between a glowing yellow abstract pattern on the left and bright red circular lights on the right, creating a contrast between warm and cool tones in a science-inspired composition.

Physicists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have captured the first photos ever of "free-range" atoms. The groundbreaking achievement will help scientists visualize quantum phenomena in real-world space.

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