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Supersized molecules stretch a thousand times further than usual

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Supersized molecules stretch a thousand times further than usual

Colossal molecules have been created that are a full micrometre wide, and could find uses in quantum computing

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Ronald Richter

Physics

President Perón, I'll give you fusion in a bottle

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Garrett Lisi and Frank Wilczek

Physics

Surfer physicist wins superparticle bet with Nobel laureate

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Illustration of hydrogen atom with single proton at nucleus and single electron orbiting it

Physics

How big is a proton? No one knows exactly, and that's a problem

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LHC

Physics

Physicists look to the future as new particle dream dies

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Calculations on blackboard

Physics

More haste, less speed: Don't rush to publish premature theory

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A view of one of the detectors at the Large Hadron Collider

Physics

Physicists mourn as hinted particle vanishes in leaked LHC data

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A space scene

Space

Ghost particles may explain why gravity is so surprisingly weak

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2-minute guide to particle physics

2-minute guide to particle physics

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The tube that kicked off particle physics

The tube that kicked off particle physics

Nearly 120 years ago J. J. Thomson discovered the first sub-atomic particle using a custom-made glass tube. His "cathode ray" turned out to be the electron

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Power, fame and the LHC: A machine at its peak

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Dark matter no-show puts favoured particles on death row

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Physics

You can touch the heart of physics without doing the hard bits

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Space

Bully particle beats up atoms to fix cosmic accounting glitch

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