in particles

"We show that during that post-2011, there is an increase in particles going through disadvantaged communities relative to non-disadvantaged communities, which are farther away from the sea," Edwards said.

Thanks to the quantum laws governing these very small particles, this ambiguity is actually measurable: all the possible histories of the two identical photons interfere with one another, creating new patterns in particles’ final wavelike actions.

Earth is awash in particles coming from high in the atmosphere.

People breathe in particles all the time, but the size, abundance and chemical makeup determine whether they’re dangerous.

Existing traps typically rely on natural air flow to carry in particles carrying eDNA, but the concentrations can be very low.