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Weird cosmic echoes may offer new glimpse of big bang

Space

Weird cosmic echoes may offer new glimpse of big bang

Any event that creates photons may leave a kind of electromagnetic echo. If so, echoes from the big bang itself may still be detectable

News

If birds in a truck fly, does the truck get lighter?

Life

If birds in a truck fly, does the truck get lighter?

News

Eureka relived: Alchemy that's more than magic

Physics

Eureka relived: Alchemy that's more than magic

Features

Eureka relived: Spark of genius proved truth of light

Physics

Eureka relived: Spark of genius proved truth of light

Features

Eureka relived: Gunpowder blasts from the past

Technology

Eureka relived: Gunpowder blasts from the past

Features

Reliving five eureka moments lost in history

Physics

Reliving five eureka moments lost in history

Features

Technology

World's biggest magnet to power Indian neutrino hunter

News

Eureka relived: Rogue boiling points

Physics

Eureka relived: Rogue boiling points

Features

You think there's a multiverse? Get real

Space

You think there's a multiverse? Get real

Opinion

Mercury may be sole survivor of planetary pile-up

Space

Mercury may be sole survivor of planetary pile-up

Our solar system may have started out with several planets packed closer to the sun than Mercury, much like the planets we see around other stars

News

Humans

The time illusion: How your brain creates now

Features

Physics

Mathematician's anger over his unread 500-page proof

News

Earth

Crashing drops make mini-Armageddon craters

Regulars

Physics

Exclusive: Jane Hawking tells her Theory of Everything

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