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England's soggy place names could predict the climate future

Anglo-Saxon England was unusually warm and stormy. Place names coined then could hold clues to how the weather will get wetter and wilder as the climate changes

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Space-time and gravity might be born from the quantum world

Physics

Space-time and gravity might be born from the quantum world

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Superheated water makes microwaved eggs explode when you dig in

Physics

Superheated water makes microwaved eggs explode when you dig in

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University of Maryland's fully connected trapped-ion system

Technology

Best-yet quantum simulator with 53 qubits could really be useful

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Falling light trails

Physics

Free-fall experiment could test if gravity is a quantum force

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A 'magic number' of people walking across a bridge makes it sway

Physics

A 'magic number' of people walking across a bridge makes it sway

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Physics

Consciously quantum: How you make everything real

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We’ve figured out how to ensure quantum computers can be trusted

Technology

We’ve figured out how to ensure quantum computers can be trusted

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Why Hawking's PhD thesis is now an internet-breaking inspiration

Physics

Why Hawking's PhD thesis is now an internet-breaking inspiration

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Physics

Quantum code: why building the ultimate computer is the easy bit

After decades of hype, quantum computers are poised to prove their superiority over classical machines. Now the race is on to figure out what to do with them

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Physics

Light’s quantum weirdness survives after going to space and back

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Physics

AI physicists: The machines cracking the quantum code

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Technology

Google's quantum computing plans threatened by IBM curveball

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Technology

The dearth of women in tech is nothing to do with testosterone

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