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What would happen if you got sucked into a black hole?

Physics

What would happen if you got sucked into a black hole?

From wormhole passages to white hole escape routes, no one knows for certain what lurks beyond a black hole’s event horizon – so choose your own unsettling fate

Features

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Technology

Don't miss: Kubrick's genius, Haida mythology and the power of emotion

Culture

solar eclipse

Physics

Must we topple Einstein to let physics leap forward again?

Culture

Strong eruption at Mount Sinabung generating large pyroclastic flow

Physics

Hot rubble from volcanoes races over land on a carpet of air bubbles

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Fridges made from plastic crystals could help cut carbon emissions

Physics

Fridges made from plastic crystals could help cut carbon emissions

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LIGO workers

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The 5 biggest physics questions that LIGO's reboot could soon answer

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quantum particle artwork

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Quantum theory might be flawed. That's a cause for celebration

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A thunderstorm

Physics

Most powerful thunderstorm ever measured produced 1.3 billion volts

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Schrödinger’s kittens: New thought experiment breaks quantum theory

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Karen Uhlenbeck

Physics

Karen Uhlenbeck is first woman to win prestigious maths Abel prize

Karen Uhlenbeck has won the Abel prize, often called the Nobel prize of mathematics, for work that laid the foundations for major breakthroughs in theoretical physics

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Huge meteor explosion over Earth last year went unnoticed until now

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Physics

Pi Day quiz: How well do you know the mathematical constant?

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Einstein quiz: Can you guess which quotes are really his?

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Technology

IBM made a quantum algorithm that could make AI more powerful

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