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How to cook up 'foamy' space-time in the lab

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How to cook up 'foamy' space-time in the lab

The quantum foam thought to constitute space-time could now be whipped up in the lab, by creating transient "black holes"

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First silicon entanglement will aid quantum computing

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Quantum reality: The many meanings of life

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Quantum reality: The many meanings of life

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Scorn over claim of teleported DNA

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Scorn over claim of teleported DNA

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Ethereal quantum state stored in solid crystal

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Christmas trees could make a great green fuel

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Christmas trees could make a great green fuel

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Smoked jellyfish: The roast of Christmas future

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Smoked jellyfish: The roast of Christmas future

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Hunters hunted: The revenge of robo-deer

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Hunters hunted: The revenge of robo-deer

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Extreme beer: No accounting for taste

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Extreme beer: No accounting for taste

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The secret of secret Santa

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The secret of secret Santa

Win big at the office party with game theory as your guide

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Sozzled superconductors sizzle with speed

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New Scientist 2010 holiday quiz

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Cheeseology: How to throw the perfect bacterial party

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Getting medieval: The first firefights

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