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Sean Carroll: The many worlds of quantum mechanics

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Sean Carroll: The many worlds of quantum mechanics

Quantum mechanics is mind-blowing at the best of times. Sean Carroll explores perhaps its most jaw-dropping idea: that the world is constantly splitting in two

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AI alchemists spit out the recipe for any molecule you want to make

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Could the world's mightiest computers be too complicated to use?

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AI's dirty secret: Energy-guzzling machines may fuel global warming

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Very Large Telescope

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There's a glitch at the edge of the universe that could remake physics

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A coin toss

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Quantum mechanics may contradict itself when applied to big objects

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Antimatter seen in two places at once thanks to quantum experiment

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Antimatter seen in two places at once thanks to quantum experiment

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A quantum circuit

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Google just made it much harder to build a serious quantum computer

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We might only see time because we can’t think in quantum physics

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We might only see time because we can’t think in quantum physics

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Levitating glass particles are fastest spinning objects ever seen

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Levitating glass particles are fastest spinning objects ever seen

Tiny particles of glass have been trapped in a laser and spun at more than 1 billion times per second, the fastest rotation of any object ever seen

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Is this our first clue to a world beyond quantum theory?

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Quantum dots in brain could treat Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases

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First commercial DNA data storage service set to launch in 2019

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How to think about... Schrödinger's cat

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