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Light squiggles

Physics

Twisted light beams a greeting over a record distance of 143 km

Sending light in a corkscrew can let you encode an unlimited amount of information - now we have transmitted such a code across a greater distance than ever before

News

Pink diamond

Technology

Quantum computers can talk to each other via a photon translator

News

Woman using VR headset

Technology

How high-end virtual reality headsets could lose the cables

News

Visualisation of electron leaving atom

Physics

Smallest sliver of time yet measured sees electrons fleeing atom

News

A pair of planets passing in from of their star

Space

Exoplanet hunters are missing 75 per cent of two-star worlds

News

Mickey Mouse ears may explain universe’s biggest explosions

Space

Mickey Mouse ears may explain universe’s biggest explosions

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Pasta spirals link neutron stars and the machinery of your cells

Life

Pasta spirals link neutron stars and the machinery of your cells

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double-slit experiment

Physics

Classic quantum experiment could conceal theory of everything

News

Félicie Albert

Physics

I use the world’s biggest laser to recreate the inside of stars

Features

Bump hiding in 20-year-old data could be undiscovered particle

Physics

Bump hiding in 20-year-old data could be undiscovered particle

After re-analysing millions of particle decays in an old physics experiment, one physicist has found a tantalising bump that could signal a new particle

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Space

Physics tweak solves five of the biggest problems in one go

News

Space

Space is all the same temperature. Coincidence?

Features

Space

The universe is flat as a pancake, and we don't understand why

Features

Space

The universe lines up along the 'axis of evil'. Coincidence?

Features