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An artist's impression of three merging black holes

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Why the quantum universe is weirder than you think

The quantum realm is full of strange effects, but there’s a reason why everything looks normal from our point of view, writes physicist Sebastian Deffner

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vortices in a Martini glass

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Physicists have invented a new way to shake a martini

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waves in the ocean

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Bubble collisions underwater may create tiny droplets in sea spray

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B9XGR3 Explosion - shining - big bang

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Our sketchy understanding of the big bang is ripe for reimagining

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A second big bang? The radical idea rewriting dark matter’s origins

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A second big bang? The radical idea rewriting dark matter’s origins

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Attempts to recreate red matter

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Superconductor hopes dashed after journal retracts ‘red matter’ study

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Quantum batteries could charge better by breaking rules of causality

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Six laser beams cool and trap atoms before sending them into the interferometer

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World's most sensitive force sensor measures in ‘quectonewtons’

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The Great Sphinx of Giza may have been blown into shape by the wind

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Car mechanic fixing flywheel

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Quantum flywheel could be fashioned from super-sized charged atoms

A flywheel helps smooth the output of mechanical energy from an engine, and now there is a blueprint for making a quantum version

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The physicist trying to create space-time from scratch

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Is space-time quantum? Six ways to unpick the fabric of the universe

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Sperm caught breaking Newton's third law of motion

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Strange upward lightning shoots out X-rays as it rises to the clouds

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