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Quantum computers may be destroyed by high-energy particles from space

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Quantum computers may be destroyed by high-energy particles from space

The power of a quantum computer is limited by how long it can remain in a certain state, and high-energy particles hurtling from space can destroy those quantum states

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Science with Sam: What is a black hole? And could you survive one?

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Science with Sam: What is a black hole? And could you survive one?

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Science with Sam

Science with Sam: What is a black hole? And could you survive one?

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Inside the incredibly slow race to reinvent time

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Inside the incredibly slow race to reinvent time

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Physicists have a massive problem as Higgs boson refuses to misbehave

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Fabiola Gianotti on why science at CERN has no borders

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Fabiola Gianotti on why science at CERN has no borders

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Does magnetism decay over time?

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Does magnetism decay over time?

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mirror and light

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World’s thinnest mirror is made from a single layer of rubidium atoms

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What does gravity weigh? The surprise answer that reshapes reality

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What does gravity weigh? The surprise answer that reshapes reality

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How quantum theory says we can never see a complete picture of reality

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How quantum theory says we can never see a complete picture of reality

Schrödinger's cat is only the start of quantum weirdness, says physicist Vlatko Vedral – it leads us to strange worlds where personalities split and time does not exist

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The detector with a billion sensors that may finally snare dark matter

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Honeywell claims it has built the most powerful quantum computer ever

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Why neutrinos are the strangest particles in the Standard Model

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China's quantum satellite helps send secure messages over 1200km

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