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Antimatter atoms can be precisely manipulated and cooled with lasers

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Antimatter atoms can be precisely manipulated and cooled with lasers

Antimatter atoms are notoriously tough to control, but they have now been cooled using lasers for the first time, enabling us to search for how they differ from regular matter

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A quantum trick with photons gives machine learning a speed boost

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A quantum trick with photons gives machine learning a speed boost

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Physicists have measured gravity on the smallest scale ever

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Physicists have measured gravity on the smallest scale ever

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Quantum weirdness isn’t weird – if we accept objects don’t exist

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Quantum weirdness isn’t weird – if we accept objects don’t exist

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We may have to rewrite our understanding of gravity

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We may have to rewrite our understanding of gravity

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A warp drive that doesn't break the laws of physics is possible

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A warp drive that doesn't break the laws of physics is possible

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How time works with Sean Carroll

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Quantum Computing with Michelle Simmons and John Martinis

A concept image of a quantum computer processor

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Quantum hyperchaos could help build better quantum computers

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How every galaxy comes from quantum fluctuations billions of years ago

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How every galaxy comes from quantum fluctuations billions of years ago

All the galaxies in the universe started out in a similar way, but the forms they now take are incredibly diverse, writes Chanda Prescod-Weinstein

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First ever quantum chess tournament won by Amazon researcher

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If the multiverse exists, are there infinite copies of me?

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A quantum computer that measures light has achieved quantum supremacy

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Why the vast emptiness of space isn't really that empty after all

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