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Fleeting antimatter trapped for a quarter of an hour

A magnetic trap has held anti-atoms for 1000 seconds, which should allow tests of whether matter and antimatter are true mirror images in a few years

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The limits of knowledge: Things we'll never understand

Life

The limits of knowledge: Things we'll never understand

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Quantum probes that won't kill Schrödinger's cat

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Quantum probes that won't kill Schrödinger's cat

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Uncertainty entangled: The limits of quantum weirdness

Physics

Uncertainty entangled: The limits of quantum weirdness

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Where are all the women scientists?

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Mystery signal at Fermilab hints at 'technicolour' force

Space

Mystery signal at Fermilab hints at 'technicolour' force

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Best-ever quantum measurement breaks Heisenberg limit

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Quantum trickery could lead to stealth radar

Technology

Quantum trickery could lead to stealth radar

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Single atom quantum memories are easier to access

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Space

Gravity's bias for left may be writ in the sky

Is gravity left-handed? An answer could provide a clue to a long-sought theory of quantum gravity – and might be within our grasp by 2013

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Physics

Reality check: Closing the quantum loopholes

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Physics

Molecules seen rebounding before they hit a surface

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How to cook up 'foamy' space-time in the lab

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