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Félicie Albert

Physics

I use the world’s biggest laser to recreate the inside of stars

Physicist Félicie Albert fires massive lasers to create, explore and photograph extreme forms of matter. She lets 51�� into her high-security lab

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double-slit experiment

Physics

Classic quantum experiment could conceal theory of everything

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Bump hiding in 20-year-old data could be undiscovered particle

Physics

Bump hiding in 20-year-old data could be undiscovered particle

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Traces from particle collisions

Space

Physics tweak solves five of the biggest problems in one go

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bubble

Space

The Higgs boson makes the universe stable – just. Coincidence?

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thermometer

Space

Space is all the same temperature. Coincidence?

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balancing pencil

Space

The universe is flat as a pancake, and we don't understand why

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galaxy

Space

The universe lines up along the 'axis of evil'. Coincidence?

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face in the dark

Space

Cosmic dark matter and energy balance – for now. Coincidence?

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Space

One idea explains all the weird coincidences in the universe

Don’t believe in coincidences but stuck for an explanation? Time to call up the anthropic principle and the multiverse

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Life

Life's subatomic secret: How we're cracking the Hoyle state

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Space

ExoMars spacecraft splits in two to explore Mars surface and air

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Space

Strange signals from 234 stars could be ET - or human error

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Space

Proxima b's hyperactive star is more sun-like than thought

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