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Pitch drop caught on camera after 69-year wait

Physics

Pitch drop caught on camera after 69-year wait

A blob of bitumen that fell from a funnel at Trinity College Dublin is the first ever witnessed in one of the world's longest-running experiments

News

Magnetic fluid mimics biological pattern formation

Physics

Magnetic fluid mimics biological pattern formation

News

Giant camera turns its red-seeking eye on the darkness

Space

Giant camera turns its red-seeking eye on the darkness

Regulars

Particle puzzle: Honey, I shrunk the proton

Physics

Particle puzzle: Honey, I shrunk the proton

Features

Black hole feasting may help crack four cosmic puzzles

Space

Black hole feasting may help crack four cosmic puzzles

News

Physics

Fragility of entanglement no bar to quantum secrets

News

Sound waves levitate and mix floating drops of liquid

Technology

Sound waves levitate and mix floating drops of liquid

News

Musical argon is most accurate thermometer ever

Physics

Musical argon is most accurate thermometer ever

News

Physics

For ultra-precise measures, go for nature's constants

Opinion

Quantum version of Nazi Enigma machine is uncrackable

Technology

Quantum version of Nazi Enigma machine is uncrackable

Alan Turing and an army of codebreakers took years to crack the Enigma code – be thankful the Nazis weren't using a quantum Enigma machine

News

Technology

New language helps quantum coders build killer apps

News

Technology

Giant superconducting ring takes a road trip

Regulars

Physics

Happy birthday boson! Six outstanding Higgs mysteries

News

Technology

Quantum information: Are we nearly there yet?

Features