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An explosive result in particle physics could change everything

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An explosive result in particle physics could change everything

A tiny discrepancy in the weight of a fundamental particle called the W boson could blow open one of our major theories for understanding everything – if the measurement stands up to scrutiny

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Particle physics could be rewritten after shock W boson measurement

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Bubbles give off weird light when popped because of quantum physics

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A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

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A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

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A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

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A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

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Jim Al-Khalili: How to live a more rational, scientific life

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Artist concept of a supermassive black hole

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Stephen Hawking's black hole paradox may finally have a solution

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Encryption meant to protect against quantum hackers is easily cracked

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JILA researchers measured time dilation, or how an atomic clock's ticking rate varied by elevation, within this tiny cloud of strontium atoms.

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Most precise atomic clock shows Einstein’s general relativity is right

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AI efficiently fixes mistakes in error-prone quantum computers

Current quantum computers are highly prone to errors, making them unlikely to be of practical use, but an artificial intelligence that spots and fixes mistakes could help

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Giving drones barn owl-like tails may make them more efficient flyers

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Do we create space-time? A new perspective on the fabric of reality

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Strongest ever magnetic field fails to make predicted exotic particles

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Quantum friction explains strange way water flows through nanotubes

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