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Is quantum theory weird enough for the real world?

Physics

Is quantum theory weird enough for the real world?

Our most successful theory of nature is bewilderingly remote from reality. But fixing that may require a weirder theory still

Features

Lasers could make virtual particles real

Space

Lasers could make virtual particles real

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E=mc<SUP>2</SUP>? Not on Conservapedia

Physics

E=mc²? Not on Conservapedia

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Rethinking Einstein: The end of space-time

Space

Rethinking Einstein: The end of space-time

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Graphene bubbles mimic explosive magnetic field

Technology

Graphene bubbles mimic explosive magnetic field

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Technology

Quantum electron 'submarines' help push atoms around

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Physics

Triple-slit experiment confirms reality is quantum

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Murray Gell-Mann

Physics

Quark discoverer Murray Gell-Mann: Decoherence, language and complexes

Opinion

Quantum entanglement holds together life's blueprint

Life

Quantum entanglement holds together life's blueprint

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Technology

Wanted: little levers to probe the quantum divide

We could probe the boundaries of the divide between the quantum and everyday-scale worlds by "entangling" two simple, tiny levers

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Physics

Ghostly, flowing supersolid? No, it's quantum plastic

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Technology

Schrödinger's kit: Tools that are in two places at once

Features

Technology

Wanna build a quantum computer? Try silicon wafers

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Physics

Free-falling atoms will put relativity to the test

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