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Space

That's odd: Quantum entanglement mangles space and time

Spooky action at a distance – the dislocated effect of the quantum world – is real without a doubt. So the problem must lie in our perception of space and time

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Physics

That's odd: Unruly penguins hint where all the antimatter went

Features

The Arecibo radio astronomy dish

Space

That's odd: Weirdly energetic arrivals from outer space

Features

Particle beam line at CERN

Physics

Hacking the LHC to sift trash could help find a mystery particle

News

Earth's core is two-and-a-half years younger than its crust

Earth

Earth's core is two-and-a-half years younger than its crust

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The NGC 7635 Bubble Nebula

Space

Hubble telescope catches stunning picture of the Bubble Nebula

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Dawn probe with beam of blue light come from the front

Physics

NASA's Dawn probe may visit third asteroid after Ceres and Vesta

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Artwork of a torus of dust around a black hole

Space

Dusty doughnut around massive black hole spied for first time

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Technology

Atomic memory could store US Library of Congress in a dust speck

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Cal Tech Astronomer Mike Brown points out the 'Predicted Orbit', in yellow, of the 9th Planet at the Caltech Seismology Lab

Space

We are closing in on possible whereabouts of Planet Nine

The hunt for Planet Nine heats up as a new analysis of the Cassini spacecraft's data narrows down the orbit of the potential planet at the edge of the solar system

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Space

Water telescope’s first sky map shows flickering black holes

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Physics

Gravitational wave hunters gear up to detect extreme black holes

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Space

Saturn probe Cassini hoovers up dust from distant stars

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Humans

Past, present, future: How do we deal with time?

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