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LIGO mirrors cooled to near absolute zero could probe quantum gravity

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LIGO mirrors cooled to near absolute zero could probe quantum gravity

A set of mirrors used to detect gravitational waves is the largest system ever to be brought close to a frigid quantum state at a temperature of just 77 nanokelvin

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We are witnessing an accelerated shift in how people view food

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We are witnessing an accelerated shift in how people view food

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Calories on food packets are wrong – it's time to change that

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Calories on food packets are wrong – it's time to change that

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We Are Satellites review: What brain implants could do to family life

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We Are Satellites review: What brain implants could do to family life

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Quantum microscope can examine cells in unprecedented detail

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Quantum microscope can examine cells in unprecedented detail

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The Meaning of Meaning: Carlo Rovelli finds inspiration in rebellion

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The Meaning of Meaning: Carlo Rovelli finds inspiration in rebellion

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Carlo Rovelli’s rebellious past and how it made him a better scientist

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Carlo Rovelli’s rebellious past and how it made him a better scientist

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How to make ice cream with no freezer, just ice and salt

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How to make ice cream with no freezer, just ice and salt

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Quantum memory crystals are a step towards a futuristic internet

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Quantum memory crystals are a step towards a futuristic internet

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An unhackable quantum internet comes with tough privacy questions

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An unhackable quantum internet comes with tough privacy questions

The quantum internet will keep bank details secure but also let people plot crimes in complete secrecy unless democratic leaders swiftly improve their record on policing digital privacy

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Quantum internet: The race is on to build an unhackable online world

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Solos review: Star-studded sci-fi that is let down by the material

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Does eating celery really burn more calories than it contains?

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Clouds of atoms trap light in a way that could store quantum data

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