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The surprising power of the unseen

Physics

The surprising power of the unseen

Primitive notions about hidden beings and forces have helped shaped science, argues Philip Ball in his book Invisible: The dangerous allure of the unseen

CultureLab

Technology

Japanese paper cuts make graphene extra stretchy

News

Rainbow slinky offers a way into Schrödinger's box

Physics

Rainbow slinky offers a way into Schrödinger's box

Regulars

Einstein's perfect theory: General relativity rebooted

Space

Einstein's perfect theory: General relativity rebooted

Features

Decisions ripple through flocks of birds like a wave

Life

Decisions ripple through flocks of birds like a wave

News

Rogue waves: The real monsters of the deep

Earth

Rogue waves: The real monsters of the deep

Features

Quantum split: Particle this way, properties that way

Physics

Quantum split: Particle this way, properties that way

Features

Liquid bits could brim with data in future computers

Physics

Liquid bits could brim with data in future computers

News

Physics

Questions on the table

Bubble wrap used for cheap blood and bacteria tests

Physics

Bubble wrap used for cheap blood and bacteria tests

Cheap, lightweight and sterile, the common packing material can replace pricey chemistry gear when budgets are tight

News

Physics

Higgs boson glimpsed at work for first time

News

Technology

Cycling is a drag act in virtual wind tunnel

Regulars

Space

Largest laser gives diamond a record-setting squeeze

News

Space

Strange dark stuff is making the universe too bright

News