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Supersized molecules stretch a thousand times further than usual

Technology

Supersized molecules stretch a thousand times further than usual

Colossal molecules have been created that are a full micrometre wide, and could find uses in quantum computing

News

man/background

Space

Why quantum satellites will make it harder for states to snoop

Insight

a yellow sail, a bit like a starfish

Space

Interstellar probes will be eroded on the way to Alpha Centauri

News

Nelson

Physics

Dark force hunter wants to make darkness from light

Features

Ghosts artwork

Space

Shadow worlds: Have we seen our first glimpse of dark forces?

Features

Aequorea Victoria jellyfish

Life

Fluorescent jellyfish proteins light up unconventional laser

News

A and B sign post against a blue sky

Physics

Quantum trick sees two things happen before and after each other

News

Ronald Richter

Physics

President Perón, I'll give you fusion in a bottle

Features

Garrett Lisi and Frank Wilczek

Physics

Surfer physicist wins superparticle bet with Nobel laureate

News

China's quantum communications satellite launches

Space

China launches world's first quantum communications satellite

The Quantum Science Satellite will test quantum entanglement over record distances and could lead to a global network for secure quantum communications

News

Space

NASA urged to rejoin the hunt for gravitational waves

News

Space

Black hole made in the lab shows signs of quantum entanglement

News

Physics

How big is a proton? No one knows exactly, and that's a problem

News

Physics

LHC-style supercolliders are entering a make or break phase

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