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Space

Chinese satellite to shine a light on mysterious dark matter

Shadowy hints of dark matter's true nature are set to be boosted by a new particle and gamma-ray detector being launched into orbit

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Life

Pairs of habitable worlds could throw microbes at each other

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Chinese satellite to shine a light on mysterious dark matter

Space

Chinese satellite to shine a light on mysterious dark matter

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How to encrypt a message in the afterglow of the big bang

Space

How to encrypt a message in the afterglow of the big bang

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Blood gushes from virtual leg injury to help train combat medics

Technology

Blood gushes from virtual leg injury to help train combat medics

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Weirdly tilted planet knocks formation theory out of line

Space

Weirdly tilted planet knocks formation theory out of line

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Local supernova 2 million years ago solves cosmic ray puzzle

Space

Local supernova 2 million years ago solves cosmic ray puzzle

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Quantum dilemma: We have too many options for explaining reality

Physics

Quantum dilemma: We have too many options for explaining reality

Analysis

The Higgs mass mystery: Why is everything so light?

Physics

The Higgs mass mystery: Why is everything so light?

Features

Technology

Complex problem made simple sends computer scientists wild

A potential breakthrough in a long-standing problem called graph isomorphism is lighting up the theoretical-computer-science community

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Physics

Glitziest science prize hands out $21m to 1300 top researchers

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Space

Hot Jupiters may have formed through planetary billiards

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Technology

Microscopic cage for light traps photons but lets fluids through

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Space

Entangled universe: Could wormholes hold the cosmos together?

Features