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science

Review: <i>Cool Stuff Exploded</i> by Chris Woodford

Review: Cool Stuff Exploded by Chris Woodford

Ever wondered what how a spacesuit or microwave oven works? This book, which takes apart some of the 20th century's greatest inventions as well as peeking into the future, is an essential read for any wannabe inventor

Books & Arts

Review: <i>Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Portfolio 18</i>

Review: Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Portfolio 18

Books & Arts

Review: <i>Audubon: Early drawings</i>

Review: Audubon: Early drawings

Books & Arts

It's confirmed: Matter is merely vacuum fluctuations

Space

It's confirmed: Matter is merely vacuum fluctuations

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What makes the universe tick?

What makes the universe tick?

Features

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Space

Tick, tock goes the quantum clock

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'Quackers' tarnish quantum secrecy's halo of invincibility

Technology

'Quackers' tarnish quantum secrecy's halo of invincibility

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Physics Nobel snubs key researcher

Physics

Physics Nobel snubs key researcher

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Interview: Living a wild life

Interview: Living a wild life

Opinion

Anyons: The breakthrough quantum computing needs?

Technology

Anyons: The breakthrough quantum computing needs?

They started out as a quantum flight of fancy, but these strange particles may just bring quantum computing into the real world, says Don Monroe

Features

Technology

First successful test of most powerful accelerator

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Space

Quantum strangeness breaks the light barrier

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Space

World's most powerful accelerator set to switch on

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Space

Nocturnal satellite could spot strange solar particles

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