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<i>Matrix</i> villain spawns 177,000 ways to knot a tie

Physics

Matrix villain spawns 177,000 ways to knot a tie

Inspired by a style from the film The Matrix Reloaded, mathematicians have found thousands of new ways to knot a tie. Not all will make it to the catwalk

News

Black hole bombs: Are they dark matter in disguise?

Space

Black hole bombs: Are they dark matter in disguise?

Features

Fiery black hole debate creates cosmological Wild West

Space

Fiery black hole debate creates cosmological Wild West

News

Dark halo around spiral galaxy poses stellar mystery

Space

Dark halo around spiral galaxy poses stellar mystery

News

Stuff symphony: Beautiful music makes better materials

Technology

Stuff symphony: Beautiful music makes better materials

Opinion

Mind meld: The genius of swarm thinking

Life

Mind meld: The genius of swarm thinking

Features

Hawking timeline: A brief history of black holes

Space

Hawking timeline: A brief history of black holes

News

Physics

Fastest routes revealed by mimicking electrical flow

News

Technology

Graphene rival 'phosphorene' is born to be a transistor

News

Stephen Hawking's new theory offers black hole escape

Space

Stephen Hawking's new theory offers black hole escape

The world's most famous living scientist has a new mind-bending theory about black holes. Rather than getting sucked into a singularity of confusion, read our explainer

News

Physics

A random wolf on Wall Street could calm stock markets

News

Technology

Squeeze light to teleport quantum energy

News

Physics

Soap-bubble cyclone is a deadly storm in miniature

Regulars

Space

The u-bit may be omniscient, but it's no God particle

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