Italian scientists recently discovered that this substance could be used to manipulate a Fermi gas.  A rotating quantity of it can be used to model a black hole and in general it can be used to slow down light or even capture it and release it in pulses. It was first created with a mixture of laser and magnetic evaporative cooling, and comes into existence at about 200 nanoKelvin. FTP, identify this state of matter, first created using rubidium atoms by Eric Cornell and Carl Wieman, winning them
Italian scientists recently discovered that this substance could be used to manipulate a Fermi gas.  A rotating quantity of it can be used to model a black hole and in general it can be used to slow down light or even capture it and release it in pulses. It was first created with a mixture of laser and magnetic evaporative cooling, and comes into existence at about 200 nanoKelvin. FTP, identify this state of matter, first created using rubidium atoms by Eric Cornell and Carl Wieman, winning them the 2001 Nobel Prize in Physics.
Italian scientists recently discovered that this substance could be used to manipulate a Fermi gas.  
Bose-Einstein condensate