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Quantum effects could shed light on hazy images

The way that entangled photons are linked could be used to screen out noise from scientific images of things like microscopic structures

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Japanese particle accelerator hints at 'new physics'

Space

Japanese particle accelerator hints at 'new physics'

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Quantum randomness may not be random

Quantum randomness may not be random

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Flipping particle could explain missing antimatter

Space

Flipping particle could explain missing antimatter

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Interview: Beyond the BlackBerry

Physics

Interview: Beyond the BlackBerry

Opinion

How to 'see' quantum entanglement

Physics

How to 'see' quantum entanglement

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Black hole event horizon created in the lab

Black hole event horizon created in the lab

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The Santa delusion

Life

The Santa delusion

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How to win at rock, paper or scissors

Life

How to win at rock, paper or scissors

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How to create an extreme overhang with toy bricks

Life

How to create an extreme overhang with toy bricks

Mathematicians have broken the record for how far an overhang can extend with a given number of blocks - and demonstrated some extraordinary structures on the way

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Life

Death by chocolate

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Technology

The Doh! of technology

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Space

Is time slowing down?

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Life

Burn-proof billy: Fighting the Christmas arsonists

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