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Earth science

Seven questions that keep physicists up at night

Space

Seven questions that keep physicists up at night

From the nature of matter to that of reality itself, physicists are pondering the big questions at a 10-day physics festival in Canada

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Building a second sun: Take $10 billion, add coconuts

Earth

Building a second sun: Take $10 billion, add coconuts

Features

Mammoth black holes push universe to its doom

Space

Mammoth black holes push universe to its doom

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Photon 'machine gun' could power quantum computers

Technology

Photon 'machine gun' could power quantum computers

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Quantum computers are coming – just don't ask when

Technology

Quantum computers are coming – just don't ask when

Features

Could we create quantum creatures in the lab?

Life

Could we create quantum creatures in the lab?

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The Age of Wonder wins Royal Society science books prize

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Black holes are the ultimate particle smashers

Space

Black holes are the ultimate particle smashers

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Code-breaking quantum algorithm run on a silicon chip

Technology

Code-breaking quantum algorithm run on a silicon chip

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Quantum amnesia gives time its arrow

Space

Quantum amnesia gives time its arrow

Time seems to go only one way, but this might be because quantum mechanics destroys evidence to the contrary

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Space

Tevatron tightens up the race for the Higgs

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Space

Moon dust not as strange as hoped

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Space

Late light reveals what space is made of

Features

Technology

Ditching binary will make quantum computers more powerful

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