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Late light reveals what space is made of

Space

Late light reveals what space is made of

"Quantum foam" – grainy bumps in the fabric of space-time – might explain why light from a distant galaxy arrived four minutes later than expected, offering clues about the real nature of gravity

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Ditching binary will make quantum computers more powerful

Technology

Ditching binary will make quantum computers more powerful

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Physicists create 'black hole for sound'

Space

Physicists create 'black hole for sound'

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Stretched neutrinos could span the universe

Space

Stretched neutrinos could span the universe

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What string theory is really good for

Space

What string theory is really good for

Features

Quantum poker: Are the chips down or not?

Technology

Quantum poker: Are the chips down or not?

Features

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Life

Quantum arguments for God veer into mumbo-jumbo

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World's tiniest lamp spans quantum and classical physics

Technology

World's tiniest lamp spans quantum and classical physics

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Quantum computers get commercial – and hackable

Technology

Quantum computers get commercial – and hackable

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Cosmic numbers: Pauli and Jung's love of numerology

Physics

Cosmic numbers: Pauli and Jung's love of numerology

Dreams and strange coincidences brought together quantum physicist Wolfgang Pauli and psychoanalyst Carl Jung, two of history's most profound thinkers

Books & Arts

Space

The five greatest mysteries of antimatter

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Technology

'Hidden photons' to send secret emails through Earth

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Technology

Avoid a future cataclysm: Forget the past

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Physics

Quantum gods don't deserve your faith

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