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Introduction: Christmas Science

Introduction: Christmas Science

Ever wondered how they celebrate Christmas at the South Pole, or wondered why an average of 80,000 Brits get hospitalised every holiday season? We guide you through the science of all things festive

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How Santa's reindeers work through the night

Life

How Santa's reindeers work through the night

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Discovering the nature of party people

Life

Discovering the nature of party people

Features

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Physics

Revealing the secret of 'hot ice'

Features

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Life

Savour the festive flavour

Features

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Physics

A crackling Christmas mystery

Features

E-gift vouchers: Whose money is it anyway?

Technology

E-gift vouchers: Whose money is it anyway?

Features

Is string theory in trouble?

Space

Is string theory in trouble?

Opinion

Nobel laureate admits string theory is in trouble

Space

Nobel laureate admits string theory is in trouble

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Quantum bubbles are key to extreme computing

Technology

Quantum bubbles are key to extreme computing

A new idea that promises to make atom-based quantum computers look passé even before anyone has built a full-sized version

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What I wish I'd known

Careers

Technology

Attack of the quantum worms

Features

Technology

Quantum computing switches wavelengths

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Technology

Nanowires may provide innards for quantum computers

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