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The great antimatter mystery

Space

The great antimatter mystery

When the universe was born antimatter was just as plentiful as matter. What happened to change that? Physicists Helen Quinn and Yossi Nir investigate

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Quantum effects could shed light on hazy images

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Japanese particle accelerator hints at 'new physics'

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Japanese particle accelerator hints at 'new physics'

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Flipping particle could explain missing antimatter

Space

Flipping particle could explain missing antimatter

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Quantum randomness may not be random

Quantum randomness may not be random

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Interview: Beyond the BlackBerry

Physics

Interview: Beyond the BlackBerry

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How to 'see' quantum entanglement

Physics

How to 'see' quantum entanglement

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Black hole event horizon created in the lab

Black hole event horizon created in the lab

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Life

Burn-proof billy: Fighting the Christmas arsonists

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The science of swearing

Life

The science of swearing

Bad language is almost universal. But why do we do it and what makes it different to other language?

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Life

Some like it hot: The benefits of fiery food

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Life

How to create an extreme overhang with toy bricks

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Life

Death by chocolate

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Space

Is time slowing down?

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