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Frozen quantum gas tied into knots for the first time

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Frozen quantum gas tied into knots for the first time

Exotic quantum matter has been coaxed into elegant knots, which could aid new theories of fundamental particles

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Can burping black holes reveal the true fabric of the universe?

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Can burping black holes reveal the true fabric of the universe?

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How maths can help you create the perfect Christmas Day

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How maths can help you create the perfect Christmas Day

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Finding brewtopia: Lager made the <em>New Scientist</em> way

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Finding brewtopia: Lager made the New Scientist way

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Tipping point: The trouble with fatuous gratuities

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Tipping point: The trouble with fatuous gratuities

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Caerphilly does it: Can cheese cause nightmares?

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Caerphilly does it: Can cheese cause nightmares?

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Stargazing through the bottom of a glass

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Stargazing through the bottom of a glass

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Why bird droppings are the enemy of electricity

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Why bird droppings are the enemy of electricity

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Fast and furious: Drone racers battle for air supremacy

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Fast and furious: Drone racers battle for air supremacy

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You are what you speak: How your mother tongue shapes you

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You are what you speak: How your mother tongue shapes you

If a language controls its speakers, not vice versa, that might help explain some uniquely German diseases, Japanese emotions, and national stereotypes

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What snowy owls get up to when the mercury drops

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God vs the multiverse: The 2500-year war

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The ultimate guide to stacking the dishwasher

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Farting: The questions you're too embarrassed to ask

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