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Clouds of atoms trap light in a way that could store quantum data

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Clouds of atoms trap light in a way that could store quantum data

When an atom absorbs light, it re-emits it almost immediately – but a cloud of atoms can hold on to the light for a while, which could be useful in future quantum computers

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Are there volcanoes in space? Science with Sam explains

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Science with Sam volcanoes

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Science with Sam: Are there volcanoes in space?

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Enormous kites flown by robots could help power a Mars colony

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Flat pasta that morphs into 3D shapes when cooked saves on packaging

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Blue Origin is auctioning off a seat on its first crewed space flight

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Blue Origin is auctioning off a seat on its first crewed space flight

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Why haven't aliens made contact? Science with Sam explains

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Why haven't aliens made contact? Science with Sam explains

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Chinese rocket is hurtling back to Earth after space station launch

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Chinese rocket is hurtling back to Earth after space station launch

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Your finger can feel the change of a single atom in a material

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Your finger can feel the change of a single atom in a material

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Science with Sam: Do aliens exist?

Do aliens exist? If there is intelligent alien life out there, why haven’t we heard from them yet? Or have we?

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NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter has made its fourth and furthest flight

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How many moons does Earth have?

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Why billionaires are fighting over who gets to land humans on the moon

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Michael Collins: Apollo 11 pilot and 'loneliest man ever' dies aged 90

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