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How do we know the LHC really is safe?

Technology

How do we know the LHC really is safe?

Theory says the Earth is secure from black holes created by the Large Hadron Collider – but what if theory is wrong?

Opinion

Space

Our world may be a giant hologram

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Review: <i>The hidden life of Paul Dirac</i> by Graham Farmelo

Review: The hidden life of Paul Dirac by Graham Farmelo

Books & Arts

Strange tales about Paul Dirac

Books & Arts

Repulsive quantum effect finally measured

Technology

Repulsive quantum effect finally measured

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Desktop atom smashers could replace LHC

Space

Desktop atom smashers could replace LHC

Features

Technology

A year in the quantum world

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Diamond 'wires' – quantum computing's best friend

Technology

Diamond 'wires' – quantum computing's best friend

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Technology

News review 2008: Large Hadron Collider makes physics sexy

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Gas memory could send spooky messages the full distance

Technology

Gas memory could send spooky messages the full distance

Extending the attention span of gas-based computer memory to store quantum bits could allow instant messages to be sent over 1000 kilometres

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Gallery: First images of the damage that shut the LHC

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Space

Spinning water droplets behave like black holes

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Technology

Search for 'God particle' hit by huge repair bill

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Technology

Large Hadron Collider gears up for July restart

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