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Spinning water droplets behave like black holes

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Spinning water droplets behave like black holes

An experiment that reveals how drops of water generate odd shapes when spinning could be used to simulate the dynamics of black holes and atoms

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Review: <i>The White Road and Other Stories</i> by Tania Hershman

Review: The White Road and Other Stories by Tania Hershman

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Review: <i>Cool Stuff Exploded</i> by Chris Woodford

Review: Cool Stuff Exploded by Chris Woodford

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Review: <i>Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Portfolio 18</i>

Review: Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Portfolio 18

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Review: <i>Audubon: Early drawings</i>

Review: Audubon: Early drawings

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Review: <i>Mars 3D</i> by Jim Bell

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Review: Mars 3D by Jim Bell

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Review: Professor Stewart's Cabinet of Mathematical Curiosities by Ian Stewart

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Editor's picks 2008

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It's confirmed: Matter is merely vacuum fluctuations

Space

It's confirmed: Matter is merely vacuum fluctuations

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What makes the universe tick?

What makes the universe tick?

If you want to understand the universe be prepared to get your moments in a muddle, advises Michael Brooks

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Tick, tock goes the quantum clock

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Technology

'Quackers' tarnish quantum secrecy's halo of invincibility

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Physics

Physics Nobel snubs key researcher

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Technology

Anyons: The breakthrough quantum computing needs?

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