Horizons in World Physics. Volume 282

This book presents original research results on the leading edge of physics. Each article has been carefully selected in an attempt to present substantial research results across a broad spectrum, including navigation control of automated interstellar probes by means of quasars’ reference frames; impacts on airless objects under microgravity and possible related structures; nature of energy; phenomenon of axions’ and neutrinos’ clouds around objects; shock wave front of sun axions and neutrinos in molecular matter; ensembles of clusters in chloroprene caoutchouc and dynamics of clusters in chloroprene rubber; effects of an aligned magnetic field on an hydromagnetic flow around a corner; laminar gas flows in spiral galaxies; electromagnetic interaction between environmental fields and living systems and its effect on health and well-being; coherent structures in magnetohydrodynamic turbulent flows; a comprehensive picture of the galactic open star clusters’ age distribution; different mechanisms and applications of particle accelerators; pressure effect on novel iron based superconductors; and propagation of electromagnetic wave in underdense and overdense plasma.