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Hologram

Space

Have we found evidence that we live in a holographic universe?

A new analysis has prompted claims of significant evidence having been discovered that our universe is a hologram. Is it really, wonders Geraint Lewis

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Physics

The pioneering snowflake photographs of a young obsessive

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face artwork

Physics

Essence of reality: Hunting the universe's most basic ingredient

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Analogue alarm clock

Physics

One time or another: Our best 5 theories of the fourth dimension

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A crystal

Physics

World’s first time crystals cooked up using new recipe

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Diamond anvils being used to put pressure on hydrogen sample

Physics

Metallic hydrogen finally made in lab at mind-boggling pressure

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Avogadro project experiment, involving counting atoms in a silicon sphere

Physics

Vacuum transfer advance will help redefine kilogram next year

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Plasma tidal wave may tell us if black holes destroy information

Space

Plasma tidal wave may tell us if black holes destroy information

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Artwork depicting conventional black hole with brightly coloured matter swirling around it

Physics

Exotic black holes caught turning into a superfluid

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The Large Magellanic Cloud

Space

Intergalactic collision birthed a sparkling ring of young stars

The Large Magellanic Cloud is encircled by bright young stars that are likely to have formed after another galaxy powered past, compressing gas

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Physics

Mapping the multiverse: How far away is your parallel self?

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Physics

No sign of seasonal dark matter after four years of searching

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Life

Molecules tied into beautiful 'octofoil' knot for first time

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Technology

Squeezed light cools tiny drum to coldest temperature ever

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