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Atom-grabbing 'black hole' created

A charged carbon nanotube has been made to act as an atom-trap, and could pave the way to previously unknown states of matter

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Technology

Magnetic monopoles

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First quantum effects seen in visible object

Physics

First quantum effects seen in visible object

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Fake dark matter could show what real stuff is like

Space

Fake dark matter could show what real stuff is like

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Shoddy construction beats precision in quantum world

Technology

Shoddy construction beats precision in quantum world

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Knowing the mind of God: Seven theories of everything

Space

Knowing the mind of God: Seven theories of everything

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A measure for the multiverse

Space

A measure for the multiverse

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What happens at absolute zero?

Space

What happens at absolute zero?

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Space

Atomic fountain reveals 'gravitational red shift'

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CERN on trial: could a lawsuit shut the LHC down?

Technology

CERN on trial: could a lawsuit shut the LHC down?

The possibility of the Large Hadron Collider destroying the Earth could yet be debated in court. What would happen next, wonders ·¡°ù¾±³¦Ìý·¡.Ìý´³´Ç³ó²Ô²õ´Ç²Ô

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Space

Atom smasher shows vacuum of space in a twist

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Technology

Entangled photons love a bumpy ride

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Technology

What the LHC could find at half-power

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Life

Nature's hot green quantum computers revealed

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