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Space oddity: Putting quantum weirdness into orbit

Space

Space oddity: Putting quantum weirdness into orbit

What happens when our two greatest theories of reality meet? Soon quantum theory and relativity could be slugging it out above our heads

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Black hole firewall: Trouble on the edge

Space

Black hole firewall: Trouble on the edge

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Physics

Peaceful matter-antimatter pairing looks more real

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Space

Gravity-less toy black hole solves cosmic puzzles

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String theorist wins $3 million physics prize

Physics

String theorist wins $3 million physics prize

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Space

Gravity-less toy black hole solves cosmic puzzles

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Physics

Quantum computer could solve prime number mystery

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Technology

Quantum computers leap into the real world

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Controversial quantum computer aces entanglement tests

Technology

Controversial quantum computer aces entanglement tests

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First fluid knots created in the lab

Physics

First fluid knots created in the lab

Mathematical knots cannot be untied – and now they have been made in water, a feat that could boost our grasp of aircraft wings and quantum superfluids

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Physics crunch: Time to boost the energy?

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Physics crunch: Time to snare neutrinos?

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Space

Quantum skyfall puts Einstein's gravity to the test

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Physics

Physics crunch: Higgs smashes into a dead end

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