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Is quantum theory really as random as it seems?

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Is quantum theory really as random as it seems?

The maths suggests the reality we get from quantum probabilities is random, but there might be some hidden determinism at play – or perhaps the present can influence the past

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Why is it so difficult to find a viable quantum theory of gravity?

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Can quantum effects in the brain explain consciousness?

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Can quantum effects in the brain explain consciousness?

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R42MA6 Advance of Quantum Wave

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Quantum Darwinism: Can evolutionary theory explain objective reality?

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Do we distil reality from the quantum fog or does it exist without us?

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Do we distil reality from the quantum fog or does it exist without us?

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This is what makes the quantum world so strange and confusing

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This is what makes the quantum world so strange and confusing

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How ants use soil physics to excavate metre-long tunnels

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Q1: Photograph of the silicon quantum circuit being connected to a circuit board in preparation for measurement. (credit: Serwan Asaad)

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Using microwave beams could let quantum computers be small but mighty

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States of matter: The unthinkable forms beyond solid, liquid and gas

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States of matter: The unthinkable forms beyond solid, liquid and gas

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Google researchers made a time crystal inside a quantum computer

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Google researchers made a time crystal inside a quantum computer

A time crystal is a unique phase of matter that flips between two configurations with no energy input necessary – first proposed in 2012, this type of matter has now been created inside a quantum computer built by Google

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Google demonstrates vital step towards large-scale quantum computers

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Crab nebula blasted out some of highest-energy gamma rays ever seen

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China beats Google to claim the world's most powerful quantum computer

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Can a new collider reveal the last secrets of the Higgs boson?

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