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2023 news review

Read 51¶¯Âþ’s selection of the biggest science and technology news stories of 2023
Weird warriors: The animal world's dirtiest fighters

Life

Weird warriors: The animal world's dirtiest fighters

From sea beasts that disembowel themselves to lizards that make knives out of their own broken bones, you don't want to mess with these kick-ass critters

Features

Booze myths: The truth at the bottom of the bottle

Health

Booze myths: The truth at the bottom of the bottle

Features

Botanical ballistics: Nature's fastest plants

Life

Botanical ballistics: Nature's fastest plants

Features

3D TV: Beware the barfogenic zone

Life

3D TV: Beware the barfogenic zone

Features

Toy-de-force: Inside the steampunk Lego lab

Technology

Toy-de-force: Inside the steampunk Lego lab

Features

Stuffing yourself in imagination curbs stomach pangs

Life

Stuffing yourself in imagination curbs stomach pangs

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Quantum links let computers understand language

Technology

Quantum links let computers understand language

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Physics

Quantum uncertainty controls 'action at a distance'

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Sea of photons made to act as one 'super-photon'

Physics

Sea of photons made to act as one 'super-photon'

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Physics

New evidence that weird quantum supersolid exists

Have we ever made a supersolid? The latest evidence suggests we have, but argument rages on

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Technology

Cloaking effect in atoms baffles scientists

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Physics

Quantum thermometers usher in the big chill

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Space

Gravity genius: How I will spend half a million bucks

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Space

Hawking radiation glimpsed in artificial black hole

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