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Quantum stopwatch could be the best in the universe

Physics

Quantum stopwatch could be the best in the universe

Storing time from a quantum stopwatch with qubits – instead of losing accuracy by stopping and starting it – could give us the ultimate precision in timekeeping

News

‘Impossible’ EM drive doesn’t seem to work after all

Physics

‘Impossible’ EM drive doesn’t seem to work after all

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Grape skins and stems can be turned into a greener plastic

Physics

Grape skins and stems can be turned into a greener plastic

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Bohr

Physics

What Is Real? A tale of how big egos hijacked quantum physics

Culture

roaming free

Physics

Upend atom! We've found a whole new way of doing chemistry

Features

We've measured the pressure inside a proton and it's extreme

Physics

We've measured the pressure inside a proton and it's extreme

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Fertiliser feeds us but trashes the climate – now there's a fix

Earth

Fertiliser feeds us but trashes the climate – now there's a fix

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The tides are getting stronger thanks to the shifting continents

Earth

The tides are getting stronger thanks to the shifting continents

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$Utterly bizarre theoretical 'fractons' could be made for real$

Physics

Utterly bizarre theoretical 'fractons' could be made for real

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Satellite images reveal how powerful North Korea’s nukes are

Physics

Satellite images reveal how powerful North Korea’s nukes are

Studying pictures of North Korea's nuclear test site has let researchers calculate its weapons are about 10 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima

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Space

Mystery of the cosmic dawn: What’s eating the first starlight?

Features

Physics

Alan Turing inspired a faster way to make seawater drinkable

News

Physics

Quantum internet is one step closer thanks to new theory

News

Physics

Laser-sticker contacts could let you shoot beams from your eyes

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