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Space

Is there an ancient black hole at the edge of the solar system?

Hints of a hefty source of gravity beyond Pluto sparked the search for a possible “Planet Nine”. Now, some astronomers think it could instead be a black hole from the big bang, offering a rare glimpse into the early universe

Features

Physics

Has the Large Hadron Collider finally challenged the laws of physics?

Analysis

Physics

Quantum weirdness isn’t weird – if we accept objects don’t exist

Features

Space

We may have to rewrite our understanding of gravity

Comment

Physics

Did time flow in two directions from the big bang, making two futures?

Features

Space

Why the universe can be described by the equations of fluids

Comment

Physics

Physicists finally figured out why food sticks to a frying pan

News

Space

Dyson spheres: How to spot an alien megastructure

Features

How time works with Sean Carroll

Quantum Computing with Michelle Simmons and John Martinis

In this talk Michelle Simmons and John Martinis will discuss the physics of a quantum computer and the various approaches physicists are taking to build quantum computers.

They will go on to focus on the exciting new results from quantum computers, discuss the quantum supremacy breakthrough, and share their views on the future of this groundbreaking field of technology.

The event will consist of two 25 minute talks followed by a Q+A session with both speakers.

Physics

The superconductor breakthrough that could mean an energy revolution

Features

Space

How every galaxy comes from quantum fluctuations billions of years ago

Comment

Space

Everything we know about the universe – and a few things we don't

Features

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