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Submerge a wine glass in water to make 'inverted harp of glass'

Physics

Submerge a wine glass in water to make 'inverted harp of glass'

The physics of musical wine glasses gets an update with a glass inside water, instead of water inside a glass

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Stephen Hawking says he has a way to escape from a black hole

Physics

Stephen Hawking says he has a way to escape from a black hole

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Quantum computer firm D-Wave claims massive performance boost

Technology

Quantum computer firm D-Wave claims massive performance boost

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Metamaterial wormhole teleports magnetic fields across space

Technology

Metamaterial wormhole teleports magnetic fields across space

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Strangely familiar: Is dark matter normal stuff in disguise?

Physics

Strangely familiar: Is dark matter normal stuff in disguise?

Features

Possible new particle hints that universe may not be left-handed

Physics

Possible new particle hints that universe may not be left-handed

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High-energy LHC plans held up by UFOs and electron clouds

Technology

High-energy LHC plans held up by UFOs and electron clouds

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Moon's gravity could govern plant movement like the tides

Life

Moon's gravity could govern plant movement like the tides

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Physics

Watch a shape-shifting gel take its first steps

Regulars

Space

Neutrinos from inside Earth and deep space illuminate the cosmos

A batch of ghostly, chargeless particles have been caught coming from inside Earth and from deep space

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Physics

What if … We discover we can see the future?

Features

Technology

What if … Most of reality is hidden?

Features

Space

What if … The universe is an illusion?

Features

Physics

Earth may have a hairy mane of dark matter flowing around it

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