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How earthquakes can trigger copycat quakes 1000 kilometres away

Earth

How earthquakes can trigger copycat quakes 1000 kilometres away

Seismic waves vibrating at the right frequency can shake up distant tectonic faults, even if the waves are very weak, and set off secondary quakes

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Technology

Magnetic repulsion

Regulars

Black holes may be brick walls that bounce information back out

Space

Black holes may be brick walls that bounce information back out

News

Modern-day alchemy is putting the periodic table under pressure

Earth

Modern-day alchemy is putting the periodic table under pressure

Features

Space

Supernova simulator recreates elements that form when stars die

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Spider galaxies spotted eating gas caught in the cosmic web

Space

Spider galaxies spotted eating gas caught in the cosmic web

News

Why is ice slippery?

Physics

Why is ice slippery?

Features

Is the universe infinite or just very big?

Space

Is the universe infinite or just very big?

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Why does space have three dimensions?

Space

Why does space have three dimensions?

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Can we get energy from nothing?

Physics

Can we get energy from nothing?

The Casimir effect suggests that the vacuum is fizzling with ephemeral particles. Is it real? And can we harness this energy concealed in empty space?

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Physics

What is glass?

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Physics

Where does quantum weirdness end?

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Physics

How long does a proton live?

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Physics

Why do we move forwards in time?

Features