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Kissing by numbers: Party like it's <i>n</i> = 1999

Physics

Kissing by numbers: Party like it's n = 1999

Want the formula for a perfect party? Michael Brooks meets the mathematicians who can solve your social problems, from who to kiss to bathroom etiquette

Features

The great white lie: What snowflakes really look like

Earth

The great white lie: What snowflakes really look like

Features

Higgs Nobel bash: I was at the party of the universe

Physics

Higgs Nobel bash: I was at the party of the universe

News

Space

To kill a black hole, recruit a cosmic string army

News

Quark stars: How can a supernova explode twice?

Space

Quark stars: How can a supernova explode twice?

Features

Hints of cold dark matter pop up in 10-year-old circuit

Space

Hints of cold dark matter pop up in 10-year-old circuit

News

Space

Mathematical crime-fighter helps hunt for alien worlds

News

Whirling dervish skirts are ruled by hurricane physics

Earth

Whirling dervish skirts are ruled by hurricane physics

News

Quantum lab is dazzling vision of computer chip future

Technology

Quantum lab is dazzling vision of computer chip future

News

Cosmic neutrino Muppets open unique window on universe

Physics

Cosmic neutrino Muppets open unique window on universe

First there were Bert and Ernie – now the detection of a whole host of astrophysical neutrinos has been confirmed, heralding an era of neutrino astronomy

News

Physics

Slaying dragon-kings could prevent financial crashes

News

Life

Taming the beasts of the global economy

Opinion

Physics

Doctor Who anniversary: 12 ways to become a Time Lord

News

Technology

Uncool quantum state survives for record 40 minutes

News