This floating time crystal breaks Newton’s third law of motion

Time crystals are unusual forms of matter made up of particles that "tick," meaning they move back and forth in steady, repeating cycles. Scientists first predicted their existence and later confirmed them about a decade ago. Although practical uses have not yet been developed, these systems are considered promising for future technologies such as quantum computing and advanced data storage.

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