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Photon counter lets quantum messages go the distance

Technology

Photon counter lets quantum messages go the distance

A device that counts photons individually will help to greatly extend the range of networks that send encrypted quantum communications

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Quantum camera snaps objects it cannot 'see'

Technology

Quantum camera snaps objects it cannot 'see'

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Do birds see with quantum eyes?

Life

Do birds see with quantum eyes?

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Physics

Quantum effects may explain water's weirdness

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Four radical routes to a theory of everything

Space

Four radical routes to a theory of everything

Features

The great antimatter mystery

Space

The great antimatter mystery

Features

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Technology

Quantum effects could shed light on hazy images

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Japanese particle accelerator hints at 'new physics'

Space

Japanese particle accelerator hints at 'new physics'

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Flipping particle could explain missing antimatter

Space

Flipping particle could explain missing antimatter

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Quantum randomness may not be random

Quantum randomness may not be random

The quantum universe may seem random, but a closer look may reveal that it is actually predictable, says Mark Buchanan

Features

Physics

Interview: Beyond the BlackBerry

Opinion

Physics

How to 'see' quantum entanglement

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Black hole event horizon created in the lab

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Space

Is time slowing down?

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