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What happens at absolute zero?

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What happens at absolute zero?

Chill things close to the lowest possible temperature and weird things start to happen. New Scientist takes a look at the coldest objects in the universe

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Atomic fountain reveals 'gravitational red shift'

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Atom smasher shows vacuum of space in a twist

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Entangled photons love a bumpy ride

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Entangled photons love a bumpy ride

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Nature's hot green quantum computers revealed

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Nature's hot green quantum computers revealed

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'Quantum spread' threat to Hawking's bet

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'Quantum spread' threat to Hawking's bet

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Quantum computers do chemistry

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Introduction: Black holes

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Introduction: Black holes

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Top 10 physics stories of 2009

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Top 10 physics stories of 2009

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Single light wave flashes out from fibre laser

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Single light wave flashes out from fibre laser

A long-elusive goal of physics has been reached – producing a pulse of light so short that it contains just a single cycle of a light wave

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Google demonstrates quantum computer image search

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LHC smashes protons together for first time

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Ripples in space divide classical and quantum worlds

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Future colliders: Beyond the LHC

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