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“Now We Finally See It”: Historic Quantum Physics Breakthrough Reveals What an Electron Really Looks Like for the First Time Ever

In a groundbreaking revelation that could redefine our understanding of material science, researchers have for the first time measured the shape of a moving electron, promising to revolutionize the fields of quantum physics and electronic manufacturing.
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  • 🔬 Researchers have measured the shape of a moving electron for the first time, marking a significant breakthrough in quantum physics.
  • 🌐 The study was a collaborative effort led by Riccardo Comin of MIT, showcasing the power of international partnerships.
  • 📈 The use of ARPES technology allowed for unprecedented insights into the quantum geometry of electrons.
  • 💡 This discovery holds potential for creating innovative materials and more efficient, energy-saving electronic devices.

The world of quantum physics is on the brink of a groundbreaking transformation with the recent discovery concerning the true form of moving electrons. This revelation promises to revolutionize our understanding of material behavior and could lead to more efficient, energy-saving electronic devices. As researchers delve deeper into the quantum world, the potential for astonishing innovations in technology is enormous.

An International Team at Work: What Happened?

Led by Riccardo Comin, an associate professor of physics at MIT, this significant research is a collaborative effort involving multiple institutions. Mingu Kang, a key contributor to the study, conducted much of the work at MIT before continuing his research at Cornell University. The global pandemic played an unexpected role by facilitating remote collaborations, enabling theoretical and experimental experts worldwide to effectively contribute to this ambitious project.

Electrons, known for their complex wave-like nature, are described as “wave functions” that form structures in multidimensional spaces. Understanding these forms is crucial for deciphering the electronic properties of materials. This important discovery in the measurement of an electron’s shape as it moves through a solid could upend traditional views on electron behavior across various materials, with profound implications for quantum physics and electronic manufacturing.

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To measure these electronic forms, researchers employed angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES). This technique allows for the analysis of the angles and spins of electrons ejected from a material, providing an unprecedented view of their quantum geometry. The quantum geometry surpasses conventional geometry and plays a critical role in electron interactions, potentially leading to surprising behaviors such as superconductivity.

Kagome metals, with their interlocking triangular structure, exhibit unique characteristics due to this geometric effect. By utilizing ARPES, scientists have obtained new insights into this quantum geometry, opening the door to developing materials with previously unimaginable electronic properties.

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The study also highlights the potential offered by a deeper understanding of electronic geometry to create new materials with unique electronic properties. By gaining a better grasp of this geometry, we could develop more efficient and energy-saving electronic devices. The potential applications are vast, ranging from quantum computing to improving electron flow control at very small scales.

Riccardo Comin emphasizes, “We have essentially crafted a blueprint to obtain entirely new information that was previously inaccessible.” This understanding could lead to a new era of material innovation, presenting countless opportunities to refine electronic devices and processes, ultimately benefiting technology and society at large.

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What Promising Discoveries Could These Perspectives Lead Us To?

The study, published in Nature Physics, paves the way for future research aimed at further refining techniques such as ARPES. These efforts could allow for the exploration of an even broader variety of materials, discovering how manipulating their geometry influences their conductive properties and other significant characteristics.

Ultimately, this scientific breakthrough marks a major turning point in our ability to understand and exploit electronic behavior in various materials. It not only offers a fresh perspective on the fundamental principles governing electrons but also holds immense potential for developing revolutionary technologies that could transform our daily lives. As we look to the future, what exciting innovations inspired by this pioneering research will we witness next?

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  1. Blairsparkle on 04/23/2025 7:10 AM

    Wow! So does this mean we’ll get faster smartphones soon? 📱

    Reply
  2. Philipwave on 04/23/2025 7:48 AM

    This is fascinating! Could someone explain how ARPES works in simpler terms?

    Reply
  3. Charliefuture9 on 04/23/2025 7:54 AM

    Riccardo Comin and team deserve a Nobel Prize for this! 🏆

    Reply
  4. Joel on 04/23/2025 7:57 AM

    Is there a video showing the electron’s shape? Would love to see it!

    Reply
    • B. Russell on 04/25/2025 3:09 AM

      I’ll just quote myself from a comment:

      “Nowhere in their study do they ever mention “the shape of an election” scientifically. That’s click-bait. They aren’t even measuring elections per se. They are measuring quantum materials — various metals, and determining the mathematical geometry of wave functions within them. It’s those materials being studied and manipulated, not “the electron”

      And that stock photo. It’s certainly not “an election”. How many people now think it is? Anyway, it’s an important discovery nonetheless, even though the headline is fiction, really — at best a metaphor.

      Reply
  5. ben on 04/23/2025 7:58 AM

    Sounds like science fiction becoming reality. Incredible work!

    Reply
  6. christopher on 04/23/2025 8:00 AM

    How long until we see practical applications from this discovery?

    Reply
  7. Cedric_balance on 04/23/2025 8:03 AM

    What role did COVID-19 play in facilitating this breakthrough?

    Reply
    • B on 04/23/2025 11:56 PM

      This is truly amazing! Not the article, but how contrived every single comment sounds.

      Reply
  8. Amina on 04/23/2025 8:05 AM

    I’m not a scientist, but this sounds like a big deal!

    Reply
  9. Richardorphan on 04/23/2025 8:08 AM

    Does this mean we need to rewrite physics textbooks?

    Reply
  10. oceangriffin on 04/23/2025 8:09 AM

    I’m curious about the potential for new materials. What innovations can we expect?

    Reply
  11. raymond on 04/23/2025 8:11 AM

    This is why I love science. Always pushing boundaries! 🌌

    Reply
  12. eleanordew on 04/23/2025 8:13 AM

    Is this research open for peer review or further testing?

    Reply
  13. coralienight on 04/23/2025 8:16 AM

    Will this affect how we manufacture electronic devices?

    Reply
  14. vincent9 on 04/23/2025 8:19 AM

    Why did it take so long to visualize an electron?

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    • [email protected] on 04/25/2025 12:00 PM

      Since Erwin Schrödinger and his Thought Experiment with the Cat in the Box, there has been the problem of Visualizability in Quantum Physics and with Erwin’s Wave Function! Nobel in 1933 with Dirac and Heisenberg. Almost a century ago. This new illustration of the subatomic particle is awesome for the science of spectroscopy and the article shows just what a huge breakthrough this advance is. It is opening the golden door to another quantum breakthrough almost as important as Erwin’s was in 1925!

      Reply
  15. john-philipprophecy on 04/23/2025 8:21 AM

    Can this help us understand superconductivity better?

    Reply
  16. patrick on 04/23/2025 8:23 AM

    So, what’s next for Riccardo Comin and his team?

    Reply
  17. Louisprophecy on 04/23/2025 8:25 AM

    The future of tech is looking brighter because of discoveries like this. 🚀

    Reply
  18. jeremy on 04/23/2025 8:26 AM

    Finally, we can see what an electron actually looks like. Mind-blowing! 🤯

    Reply
  19. yusufcalm on 04/23/2025 8:28 AM

    How does this impact the current understanding of quantum mechanics?

    Reply
  20. Rita on 04/23/2025 8:32 AM

    Has anyone else read the study in Nature Physics? Thoughts?

    Reply
  21. john on 04/23/2025 8:34 AM

    What are kagome metals, and why are they important in this study?

    Reply
  22. elodie on 04/23/2025 8:36 AM

    This feels like a sci-fi movie plot! When’s the sequel? 😄

    Reply
  23. danieladazzle on 04/23/2025 8:38 AM

    Can someone explain quantum geometry in layman’s terms?

    Reply
  24. raymondtraveler on 04/23/2025 8:41 AM

    Thank you for sharing this incredible discovery with us!

    Reply
  25. lukeeternity1 on 04/23/2025 8:42 AM

    Is there a way to see this electron representation online?

    Reply
  26. zara0 on 04/23/2025 8:45 AM

    What are the potential downsides of this discovery, if any?

    Reply
  27. gregoryzenith on 04/23/2025 8:48 AM

    Does this research have military applications? 🤔

    Reply
  28. abdul_wizard on 04/23/2025 8:50 AM

    I’m excited to see how this changes the electronics industry!

    Reply
  29. Carolnirvana on 04/23/2025 8:52 AM

    Is the quantum world more accessible now with this discovery?

    Reply
    • Jeff craig on 04/24/2025 6:37 PM

      I want to see it

      Reply
  30. caroline on 04/23/2025 9:04 AM

    Great article! Thanks for breaking down such a complex topic.

    Reply
  31. danR2222 on 04/23/2025 9:41 AM

    Were the illustration, text, and comments created by ChatGPT? Now, n o b o d y has to think!

    Reply
  32. Samantha on 04/23/2025 9:43 AM

    Wait, does this mean quantum computing is closer than we thought?

    Reply
  33. francis on 04/23/2025 10:21 AM

    How does this discovery affect existing quantum theories?

    Reply
  34. Homer10 on 04/23/2025 10:23 AM

    I looked through this article for a picture of what the electron looked like, and NOTHING! Where’s the pic? I want to know what an electron looks like, and you bring me right to the edge, and then NOTHING. CLICK BAIT !

    Reply
  35. louiswaves9 on 04/23/2025 11:00 AM

    I’m skeptical. How can we be sure this is what an electron looks like?

    Reply
  36. Rachelmaze on 04/23/2025 11:39 AM

    Does this have any implications for renewable energy technologies?

    Reply
  37. Chuck on 04/23/2025 1:22 PM

    How will this lower the cost of living for the average smuck ???

    Reply
  38. George on 04/23/2025 6:27 PM

    Ok, why is there no description whatsoever of the shape of the electron?

    Reply
  39. Karl Davis on 04/23/2025 6:49 PM

    I’m skeptical of this because our understanding is that an electron is a zero-volume point charge, and does not have any shape or visual representation. I don’t think this will win a Nobel prize and might reduce the credibility of the people involved.

    Reply
  40. Jon on 04/23/2025 9:43 PM

    No matter what electrons look like, the lgbt approved, ai generated version in this article is laughable.

    Reply
  41. Johnny Agama on 04/23/2025 10:49 PM

    As to what is darkly discussed when science breaks barriers into the unknown, there will be forces to utilize this power to manipulate and control so are good and evil actually the “entanglement” from the primeval origin that will be unleashed?

    Reply
  42. PSMQDT on 04/24/2025 1:07 AM

    What ‘s new?

    Reply
  43. Randy on 04/24/2025 1:41 AM

    What is the size? I doubt you’ll get this answer.

    Reply
  44. Dan on 04/24/2025 4:29 AM

    So what does it look like?

    Reply
  45. Jack johnson on 04/24/2025 4:51 AM

    OMG the writing is terrible… This has to be ai. The last paragraph title is what promising discoveries can this new info lead to and the paragraph says this new info can lead to promising discoveries (in a nutshell.)

    Reply
  46. Funci on 04/24/2025 5:11 AM

    Wtf? Comments full of AI asking questions? Anybody answering?

    Reply
  47. Funci on 04/24/2025 5:12 AM

    Blahoželám

    Reply
  48. Pushkar on 04/24/2025 5:30 AM

    For any reader.
    Theoretical physic student here.. The electron is a fundamental particle which is discribed by our best theories as a excitation in a field called the dirac field which means the the electron is a disturbance within a media governed by a wave propagation equation called the dirac equation. It dose not mean anything for the electron to have a shape, the above is a refined measurement of the vibrational wavelength of a electron which has been under reserch to achive a specific precision called the crampton wavelength. The application are difficult to view but will be in the field of semiconductors specifically type 2a.

    Reply
  49. Andrew ford on 04/24/2025 5:55 AM

    They literally told us nothing about how it looks lol

    Reply
  50. Leonard D Nicoletti on 04/24/2025 4:03 PM

    Awesome work. Laying the groundwork for a new electronics revolution.

    Reply
  51. B. Russell on 04/25/2025 3:03 AM

    Ugh, these clickbait headlines pop up and propagate across the universe!

    Nowhere in their study do they ever mention “the shape of an election” scientifically. They aren’t even measuring elections. They are measuring quantum materials, various metals, and determining the mathematical geometry of wave functions within them.

    And….. that stock photo. What is that? It’s certainly not “an election”.

    How many people now think it is? That’s “educating”…..

    Reply
  52. Bruce Barron on 04/25/2025 4:58 AM

    Does the more detailed information regarding this get shared or bought or stolen by the Chinese?

    Reply
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