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Antimatter and matter don't always go bang

Space

Antimatter and matter don't always go bang

It seems antimatter can bounce off matter – the finding could help in the search for regions of antimatter in our galaxy

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Awaiting a messenger from the multiverse

Space

Awaiting a messenger from the multiverse

Features

To silence a gene, join the quantum dots

Technology

To silence a gene, join the quantum dots

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How a quantum effect is gumming up nanomachines

Technology

How a quantum effect is gumming up nanomachines

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Photon counter lets quantum messages go the distance

Technology

Photon counter lets quantum messages go the distance

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Quantum camera snaps objects it cannot 'see'

Technology

Quantum camera snaps objects it cannot 'see'

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Four radical routes to a theory of everything

Space

Four radical routes to a theory of everything

Features

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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The great antimatter mystery

Space

The great antimatter mystery

When the universe was born antimatter was just as plentiful as matter. What happened to change that? Physicists Helen Quinn and Yossi Nir investigate

Features

Technology

Quantum effects could shed light on hazy images

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Space

Japanese particle accelerator hints at 'new physics'

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Quantum randomness may not be random

Features

Space

Flipping particle could explain missing antimatter

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