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Bubble universe

Physics

Mini universes could be constantly exploding at every point in space

If every point in space acts like a tiny universe, growing and then shrinking, it could explain our universe’s expansion and solve one of physics’ biggest problems

News

Seeing around corners

Technology

Digital camera sees around corners by guessing what's lurking behind

News

Axions may or may not exist - but we're not just making things up

Physics

Axions may or may not exist - but we're not just making things up

Comment

Kate Shaw

Physics

Physicist Kate Shaw on Higgs bosons and how reality is an illusion

Regulars

cover pic

Physics

From the archives: How a cosmic illusion proved Einstein’s relativity

Regulars

Ant man

Physics

Why films like Avengers: Endgame can get away with time travel tricks

Culture

A sponge

Physics

Artificial sponges could pull uranium from seawater for nuclear power

News

The delightful and dangerous world of liquids

Video

The delightful and dangerous world of liquids

Video

Iranian president Hassan Rouhani at a nuclear power plant

Physics

It may become impossible to tell if Iran starts making a nuclear bomb

Analysis

Eratosthenes

Physics

Ancient Greek method for finding prime numbers just got an upgrade

A new algorithm improves on an ancient Greek method for finding prime numbers known as the sieve of Eratosthenes

News

Life

Working hypothesis: From slow ramblers to asteroid Ryugu

News

Physics

Marcus du Sautoy: How maths blows my mind – and how it will save us

Regulars

Physics

What would happen if you got sucked into a black hole?

Features

Physics

Must we topple Einstein to let physics leap forward again?

Culture