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Plasma tidal wave may tell us if black holes destroy information

Space

Plasma tidal wave may tell us if black holes destroy information

Physicists have long puzzled over whether black holes destroy information or conserve it – now a proposed lab experiment could use a plasma wave to find out

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Artwork depicting conventional black hole with brightly coloured matter swirling around it

Physics

Exotic black holes caught turning into a superfluid

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The Large Magellanic Cloud

Space

Intergalactic collision birthed a sparkling ring of young stars

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multiverse artwork

Physics

Mapping the multiverse: How far away is your parallel self?

Features

No sign of seasonal dark matter after four years of searching

Physics

No sign of seasonal dark matter after four years of searching

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An octofoil

Life

Molecules tied into beautiful 'octofoil' knot for first time

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microscopic metal membrane

Technology

Squeezed light cools tiny drum to coldest temperature ever

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magnet lead

Earth

The paradox powering Earth's magnetic field

Features

Asteroids around a star

Space

‘Alien megastructure’ signal may be due to star eating a planet

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Radio telescopes

Space

Cosmic radio bursts tracked to home galaxy for first time

One repeating example of a fast radio burst has finally been pinned down to a tiny and distant dwarf galaxy, narrowing down its precise origin

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Life

Grow with the flow: How electricity kicks life into shape

Features

Physics

Physicists can't agree on what the quantum world looks like

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Physics

Antigravity: Discovering if antimatter falls upwards

Features

Physics

Antimatter atom trapped and measured with a laser for first time

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