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Jess Wade giving a lecture

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It is 2018, so why are we still debating whether women can do physics?

A talk by a physicist at CERN suggesting that women aren’t as good as men at physics has sparked outrage. I was there, and people are right to be offended, says Jess Wade

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NASA’s ANITA detector

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Weird signals in Antarctica could be hints of a new realm of physics

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Melanie looking at us through one of those plasma balls people buy in shops

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Recreating star fusion on Earth could solve our energy crisis

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Large Hadron Collider

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The Higgs hunter has just turned 10. Why is nobody celebrating?

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After the cat: Celebrating Schrödinger’s 75-year influence on biology

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After the cat: Celebrating Schrödinger’s 75-year influence on biology

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power plants

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Floating nuclear plants could herald a new era of cheap, safe energy

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CERN's mini particle accelerator could finally smash apart electrons

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CERN's mini particle accelerator could finally smash apart electrons

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The ultraclean icicle and the droplet, after melting.

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World’s cleanest drop of water reveals why nothing is ever truly clean

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This one particle could solve five mega-mysteries of physics

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Snapped spaghetti

Physics

We have finally figured out how to snap spaghetti into two pieces

Snap a piece of dry spaghetti and you will always end up with three or more pieces - but now mathematicians have figured out how to get a single clean break

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Ancient natural nuclear reactors show how to store radioactive waste

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The uranium hunters: Inside the school that trains nuclear inspectors

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Is North Korea really scrapping its nuclear weapons programme?

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Space

Levitating glass particles are fastest spinning objects ever seen

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