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A quantum computer could catch its own errors on any calculation

A set of 16 qubits has been arranged so that they may be able to run any calculation error-free – a crucial step toward building quantum computers that can outpace traditional ones

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Physics

New kind of camera can image mini-whirlpools in quantum liquids

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Artificial neuron concept

Physics

AI solves complex physics problems by looking for signs of symmetry

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Super-sized atoms can be used as a receiver to stream live video

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Super-sized atoms can be used as a receiver to stream live video

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An aerial view taken on October 31, 2020, in Izmir shows Rescue workers searching for survivors in a collapsed building after a powerful earthquake struck Turkey's western coast and parts of Greece. - A powerful earthquake hit Turkey and Greece on October 30, killing at least 26 people, levelling buildings and creating a sea surge that flooded streets near the Turkish resort city of Izmir. (Photo by Ozan KOSE / AFP) (Photo by OZAN KOSE/AFP via Getty Images)

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Quantum communication system could detect earthquakes

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A pancake-shaped supersolid

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Strange state of matter made into a pancake-shape for first time

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Google calls for urgent switch to quantum-safe encryption as US delays

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Physics

Maxwell's demon experiment could be made real without breaking physics

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Space

Planet-sized telescopes could be possible using quantum technique

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Strange new Higgs particles could explain shocking W boson result

Ideas from beyond the standard model of particle physics, including technicolor and glueball Higgs particles, could explain the recent shock finding that the W boson is heavier than we thought

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Physics

Quantum encryption could stop scammers from faking their locations

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Physics

First one-way superconductor could slash energy used by computers

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Mind

Quantum experiments add weight to a fringe theory of consciousness

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Physics

DNA-based detector could precisely track subatomic particles

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