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Quark stars: How can a supernova explode twice?

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Quantum lab is dazzling vision of computer chip future

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Breaking relativity: Celestial signals defy Einstein

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Entangled spies: Why the NSA wants a quantum computer

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Do we need to change the definition of science?

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Insight: Can we trust Atlantic hurricane prediction?

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Do birds see with quantum eyes?

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Four radical routes to a theory of everything

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Quantum effects may explain water's weirdness

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Nearby galaxies are chock-full of dark matter

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Dark matter may have been found on Earth

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Victorian supernova helps fill missing link

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Physicists respond to dark matter 'discovery'

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Has the heaviest element been found?

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Birds can 'see' the Earth's magnetic field

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Fire & ice: What really happened to water on Mars

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Major quakes spawn extra tremors across the globe

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Quantum camera snaps objects it cannot 'see'

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Hunting for neutrinos under the South Pole

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To kill a black hole, recruit a cosmic string army

Improvise! Shoestring solutions to big physics

The great white lie: What snowflakes really look like

42nd St paradox: Cull the best to make things better

The great ideas hiding under the invisibility cloak

From i to u: Searching for the quantum master bit

Soap-bubble cyclone is a deadly storm in miniature

Higgs Nobel bash: I was at the party of the universe

Kissing by numbers: Party like it's n = 1999

Mathematical crime-fighter helps hunt for alien worlds

Quark stars: How can a supernova explode twice?

GPS satellites suggest Earth is heavy with dark matter

Invest in minds not maths to boost the economy

Higgs boson could reveal deviant behaviour in 2014

Astrophile: Trio of dead stars could take on Einstein

Quantum lab is dazzling vision of computer chip future

First light-bending calculator designed with metamaterials

Hints of cold dark matter pop up in 10-year-old circuit

Spin: The quantum twist coming to a computer near you

The u-bit may be omniscient, but it's no God particle

Kazakh mathematician may have solved $1 million puzzle

Whirling dervish skirts are ruled by hurricane physics

Breaking relativity: Celestial signals defy Einstein

Entangled spies: Why the NSA wants a quantum computer

Do we need to change the definition of science?

Exotic nitrogen could offer safe rocket fuel

New material may be step towards 3D invisibility cloak

Dark energy 'imaged' in best detail yet

Insight: Can we trust Atlantic hurricane prediction?

'Heaviest element' claim thrown into doubt

Do birds see with quantum eyes?

Four radical routes to a theory of everything

Mysterious striped currents revealed in the oceans

'Hot' photons cast dark energy into the light

UK science looks 'incompetent' after funding fiasco

Black holes may lurk in unexpected places

Quantum effects may explain water's weirdness

Nearby galaxies are chock-full of dark matter

Dark matter may have been found on Earth

New contenders emerge for dark matter title

Victorian supernova helps fill missing link

Treating animals like molecules aids census

Physicists respond to dark matter 'discovery'

Has the heaviest element been found?

Birds can 'see' the Earth's magnetic field

Fire & ice: What really happened to water on Mars

Major quakes spawn extra tremors across the globe

Quantum camera snaps objects it cannot 'see'

Hunting for neutrinos under the South Pole

2013 review: Top ten breakthroughs in physical science

To kill a black hole, recruit a cosmic string army

The great white lie: What snowflakes really look like

42nd St paradox: Cull the best to make things better

From i to u: Searching for the quantum master bit

Higgs Nobel bash: I was at the party of the universe

Kissing by numbers: Party like it's n = 1999

Quark stars: How can a supernova explode twice?

Astrophile: Trio of dead stars could take on Einstein

Spin: The quantum twist coming to a computer near you

The u-bit may be omniscient, but it's no God particle

Breaking relativity: Celestial signals defy Einstein

Entangled spies: Why the NSA wants a quantum computer

Do we need to change the definition of science?

Insight: Can we trust Atlantic hurricane prediction?

Do birds see with quantum eyes?

Has the heaviest element been found?

Fire & ice: What really happened to water on Mars