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Quantum 'trampoline' to test gravity

A technique to bounce ultra-cold atoms provides a new way to test the strength of gravity with high accuracy

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In SUSY we trust: What the LHC is really looking for

Space

In SUSY we trust: What the LHC is really looking for

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Universe's quantum 'speed bumps' no obstacle for light

Space

Universe's quantum 'speed bumps' no obstacle for light

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Multiplying universes: How many is the multiverse?

Life

Multiplying universes: How many is the multiverse?

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Seven questions that keep physicists up at night

Space

Seven questions that keep physicists up at night

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

Earth

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

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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

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Could we create quantum creatures in the lab?

Life

Could we create quantum creatures in the lab?

Making living things act like quantum objects could become a reality with a new idea for trapping small objects

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Space

Black holes are the ultimate particle smashers

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Technology

Code-breaking quantum algorithm run on a silicon chip

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Space

Quantum amnesia gives time its arrow

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Space

Moon dust not as strange as hoped

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