Old Apple Hard Drive Becomes New Atomic Mirror
Using a discarded Apple hard drive from the mid 1990's, Cal Tech researchers have fabricated a mirror that reflects atoms instead of light. The "atomic mirror" ultimately may help engineers create atomic lasers, ushering in new telecommunications technologies based on atoms rather than photons, and atomic - not electronic - signals.
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