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The human universe: Can we understand everything?

Humans

The human universe: Can we understand everything?

In a very short time we've come a long way in our understanding of how the world works. But what's going to happen when we fully understand the cosmos?

Features

Copy your rivals if you want to win the World Cup or become CEO

Humans

Copy your rivals if you want to win the World Cup or become CEO

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The greatest physics theorem you've never heard of

Life

The greatest physics theorem you've never heard of

Features

Biggest dark matter detector lies in wait for antisocial WIMPs

Space

Biggest dark matter detector lies in wait for antisocial WIMPs

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Proto quantum computer inspired by Victorians gets a speed boost

Technology

Proto quantum computer inspired by Victorians gets a speed boost

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Technology

Paper microphone may help charge your cellphone

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Physics

Parasitic populations solve algorithm problems in half the time

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Quantum purity: How the big picture banishes weirdness

Physics

Quantum purity: How the big picture banishes weirdness

Features

Einstein puts a ring on distant galaxy

Space

Einstein puts a ring on distant galaxy

Regulars

Technology

Large Hadron Collider beam is back in action

After a two year upgrade, the world's most powerful particle collider has protons running through it again, beginning a ramp-up to its highest energy ever

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Life

Alien FAQ: 6 questions about strange cosmic radio bursts

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Space

Dark energy could signal collapse of the universe

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Life

Is this ET? Mystery of strange radio bursts from space

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Physics

Tapping the weirdness of water to get enough to drink

Opinion