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Observado por primera vez el salto cuántico del sonido en tiempo real

Un equipo de Stanford ha documentado la primera observación directa de saltos cuánticos de sonido en un resonador mecánico, completando un ciclo de exploración científica iniciado hace más de 100 años.

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Observado por primera vez el salto cuántico del sonido en tiempo real
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Un equipo de Stanford ha documentado la primera observación directa de saltos cuánticos de sonido en un resonador mecánico, completando un ciclo de exploración científica iniciado hace más de 100 años.

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