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Key to quantum gravity may lurk in cosmic haze

Any blurry observations of distant objects could suggest the universe itself is blurry at a minute scale, and hint at how to build a theory of quantum gravity

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It's the faster, stronger, better Large Hadron Collider

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It's the faster, stronger, better Large Hadron Collider

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Key to quantum gravity may lurk in cosmic haze

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Ultra-cold mirrors could reveal gravity's quantum side

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Programmable pop-up materials can morph on command

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Programmable pop-up materials can morph on command

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Add a dash of quantum for secure cloud computing

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Wave function gets real in quantum experiment

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Gravity's secret: How relativity meets quantum physics

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Gravity's secret: How relativity meets quantum physics

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$Racing refraction: Who reached the North Pole first?$

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Racing refraction: Who reached the North Pole first?

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New Scientist 2014 holiday quiz

51�� 2014 holiday quiz

Oops, we forgot to tell you there's an end-of-year exam. QI elf James Harkin will test you on Neanderthals, raindrops on the sun, Agatha Christie and more

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Storm warning: Can crystal-gazing predict the weather?

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The real Oompa-Loompas: Microbes that make chocolate

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Life

Born to dance: The animals with natural rhythm

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How to make an origami universe

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