How scientists used an ultrafast laser to blow up water

The Wire 2021-06-03

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Scientists fired an ultra-intense laser into a thin jet of water to gain insights into medical surgery, carbon nanocrystals, superdense aluminium synthesis and materials science. Read more here: http://thewire.in/74646/laser-xfel-ablation-shockwave/

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