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Could nuclear weapons testing resume as global tensions rise?

Only North Korea has detonated nuclear weapons during the 21st century, but recent indications suggest Russia, the US and China are preparing to resume tests

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Hiroshi Sugimoto: 'I'm borrowing important scientists' experiences'

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Hiroshi Sugimoto: 'I'm borrowing important scientists' experiences'

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Nobel prize for physics goes to trio who sliced up time with light

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Nobel prize for physics goes to trio who sliced up time with light

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Large Hadron Collider turned into world's biggest quantum experiment

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Force that holds atoms together measured more precisely than ever

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A 3D-printed sphere dancing in carbonated water

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Raisins and nuts dance in fizzy drinks and now we know why

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The ALPHA-g experiment at CERN

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Inside ALPHA-g: The detector measuring gravity's effect on antimatter

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Antimatter definitely doesn't fall up, physicists confirm

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Quantum engine could power devices with an ultracold atom cloud

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Squeezing loofah sponges creates enough electricity to power LEDs

Sponges derived from luffa plants could act as tiny power sources for small devices, say researchers - but they may not supply enough energy to be practical

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Twisted lasers could let us send messages with gravitational waves

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The world’s brightest X-ray machine has been turned on

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City-wide quantum communication network in China is most advanced yet

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How soap operas can help us understand special relativity

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