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Space

Atom smasher shows vacuum of space in a twist

A heavy ion collider has produced evidence of vortices that form from the vacuum of space, boosting theories that explain how atoms get their mass

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Entangled photons love a bumpy ride

Technology

Entangled photons love a bumpy ride

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Nature's hot green quantum computers revealed

Life

Nature's hot green quantum computers revealed

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'Quantum spread' threat to Hawking's bet

Space

'Quantum spread' threat to Hawking's bet

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Technology

Quantum computers do chemistry

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Introduction: Black holes

Space

Introduction: Black holes

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Top 10 physics stories of 2009

Space

Top 10 physics stories of 2009

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Single light wave flashes out from fibre laser

Technology

Single light wave flashes out from fibre laser

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Google demonstrates quantum computer image search

Technology

Google demonstrates quantum computer image search

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LHC smashes protons together for first time

Space

LHC smashes protons together for first time

The particle accelerator is now officially a collider – it will attempt to break the world record for collision energies before the end of the year

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Space

Ripples in space divide classical and quantum worlds

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Technology

Future colliders: Beyond the LHC

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Technology

First universal programmable quantum computer unveiled

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Technology

Quantum 'trampoline' to test gravity

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