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Computer that could outlive the universe a step closer

Physics

Computer that could outlive the universe a step closer

The heat-death of the universe need not bring an end to the computing age, if the blueprints for a time-crystal computer can be realised

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Maya astronomical tables found daubed on wall

Life

Maya astronomical tables found daubed on wall

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Space

Silicon Valley reaches for the sky

Opinion

Private firm SpaceX gears up to spark next space age

Space

Private firm SpaceX gears up to spark next space age

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Death Valley provides rover's-eye view of Mars geology

Space

Death Valley provides rover's-eye view of Mars geology

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Mini-moons orbiting Earth could bring asteroid mining closer to reality

Space

Earth's secret mini moons could reveal the history of the solar system

Features

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Space

Marathon mouse space mission boosts bone protection

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New space radars track small but deadly space junk

Space

New space radars track small but deadly space junk

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Space is bad for astronauts' eyes

Space

Space is bad for astronauts' eyes

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Deep future: Where will we explore?

Space

Deep future: Where will we explore?

As we spread into the cosmos, the route we take will be shaped by old and familiar human desires – and perhaps even a dash of religious fervour

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Space

Planetary scientists battle over NASA's Mars budget

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Space

LARES 'mirror ball' sat will test Einstein's theory

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Space

Astronaut dream lives on despite cash woes and crashes

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Space

Private spacecraft move forward as Soyuz struggles

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