"Red Circle" still lumbers like someone in a bad mood, but there's a newfound skip to its hunched-shoulder, hands-in-pockets skulk. While staccato bass synth and wheezy chords circle each other ...

Courtesy of The Met If you’re interested in a simple yet elegant material to elevate your interiors, consider moire. Favored by royalty and donned by Presidents, today the luxe-looking fabric ...

Watch how the patterns change as you move. Extra: Use a computer printer and print identical patterns of lines or concentric circles on two transparencies. Can you create artistic moiré patterns ...

No. 1 Coarse grating No. 2 Fine grating No. 3 Logarithmic grating No. 4 Radiating lines No. 5 Equispaced circles No. 6 Circular zone plate No. 7 Sphere projection No. 8 Cylinder projection 2 pieces of ...

Wooo! 4. This is part of a scanned image from a newspaper – the pale circles with dots inside them are another type of slightly annoying moire pattern you get when scanning printed images.

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Scientists are constantly engineering new materials that exhibit exotic properties. Moiré materials are a deceptively simple. Take a material made of a single type of atom, like a block of graphite.

This week on You Asked: What is Moiré effect, and can you do anything about it? When is it safe to buy an open-box TV? Are there any curved TVs you can buy? Can you use the ARC port on a TV to ...

Moiré superlattices are artificial quantum materials formed by vertically stacking two or more two-dimensional (2D) layered materials with a slight lattice mismatch and/or a small rotational ...

Transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs) are an emerging and promising class of materials comprised of a transition metal atomic layer sandwiched between two layers of chalcogen atoms. These 2D ...