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Ice magic

If the temperature is -40 °C or colder, toss a pan of boiling water into the air. It won't splash to the ground. Instead, with an odd ripping sound, the water rapidly freezes into a cloud of tiny ice crystals

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The Full Monty makes for tasty turkey

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Get stuffed

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Mary, Mary quite contrary

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Physics

Can a Grand Unified Theory come out of quantum mechanics alone?

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Space

A subtle sign of supersymmetry?

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Jocelyn Bell Burnell

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Quantum gate plugs data leaks

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Letters out of Africa

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Physics

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Does every particle have a mysterious double? Adrian Cho looks into a mirror world where matter and force swap roles

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Moving on up

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Quantum quiet

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Bah Humbug

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Scary spice

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