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Galaxy smash-ups show dark matter wants to be alone

Space

Galaxy smash-ups show dark matter wants to be alone

Hints that dark matter might interact with itself via a new force are dashed

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Three ways to fix the LHC before its big reboot

Physics

Three ways to fix the LHC before its big reboot

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<i>A Beautiful Mind</i> mathematician wins Abel prize

Physics

A Beautiful Mind mathematician wins Abel prize

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Eclipse 2015: Your guide to the solar spectacle

Space

Eclipse 2015: Your guide to the solar spectacle

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Pencil sketches turn paper into a sensor

Technology

Pencil sketches turn paper into a sensor

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Earthquakes paint a picture of the inside of the Earth

Physics

Earthquakes paint a picture of the inside of the Earth

Regulars

The spacecraft stack set to fly in pyramid formation

Space

The spacecraft stack set to fly in pyramid formation

Regulars

Risky business: When will the next avalanche come?

Earth

Risky business: When will the next avalanche come?

Features

Chance: Is anything in the universe truly random?

Space

Chance: Is anything in the universe truly random?

Features

Risky business: Coping with chaos in weather forecasts

Earth

Risky business: Coping with chaos in weather forecasts

Will it rain this weekend? It's a simple question, but the best answer comes down to probability, says Ken Mylne of the UK Met Office

Features

Physics

Risky business: Rare events happen surprisingly often

Features

Life

Risky business: Why algorithms are the bookie's friend

Features

Physics

Chance: Peace talks in the probability wars

Features

Physics

Chance: Think of a number – and make it random

Features