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Chemistry

Strange material made of soap could be used for photosynthesis

The first ever soap films with chemically distinct sides are a step towards cheap soap-based devices that could create useful chemicals through artificial photosynthesis

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Quantum state of matter made with 'dipolar' molecules for first time

Physics

Quantum state of matter made with 'dipolar' molecules for first time

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Physics

Human cells have a resonant frequency – and it’s just barely audible

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Space

Have we found filaments of pure energy unleashed during the big bang?

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Physics

Famous quantum experiment could be shrunk to the size of a single atom

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Snowflakes fall to the ground according to a universal pattern

Physics

Snowflakes fall to the ground according to a universal pattern

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Technology

Google wants to solve tricky physics problems with quantum computers

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Life

Life may be less chaotic than we thought, say physicists

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Physics

Video inside centrifuge shows we don’t fully understand fluid physics

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Mystery of the quantum lentils: Are legumes exchanging secret signals?

Physics

Mystery of the quantum lentils: Are legumes exchanging secret signals?

For 100 years, we have puzzled over the purpose of biophotons, low-level radiation emitted by all plants. Precision studies of lentils now hint that it could be a form of quantum communication

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Physics

Make these four classic cocktails and become a fluid dynamics expert

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Space

This mathematical trick can help you imagine space-time

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Physics

Seams on a baseball shift its trajectory by unexpectedly large amount

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Physics

The wonder particle: How axions could solve more than just dark matter

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