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Australia scores against Finland on 21 June 2018

Physics

More penalty shoot-outs needed to make future World Cups fairer

Bad news for England: only extra penalty shoot-outs plus a new points system will discourage collusion in future football World Cups, says Ignacio Palacios-Huerta

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space-time

Space

The space-time echoes that point to a new theory of reality

Features

Stealth sheets can make you appear invisible to infrared cameras

Physics

Stealth sheets can make you appear invisible to infrared cameras

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Male peacocks can make females' heads vibrate at a distance

Life

Male peacocks can make females' heads vibrate at a distance

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Hawking's headstone

Physics

Stars gravitate to Stephen Hawking’s memorial service

Culture

Black hydrogel being stretched

Physics

Nano-infused black goo is incredibly stretchy and self-repairs

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Physics

We have hints of a theory beyond quantum physics

Features

Morphing magnetic shapes

Technology

Watch a 3D-printed magnetic critter fold and move all by itself

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A glass of red wine

Physics

Magnets can make wine taste better by sucking out bad flavours

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CERN-inspired artwork HALO will make the invisible, visible

Technology

CERN-inspired artwork HALO will make the invisible, visible

Conveying the quantum world is the ultimate challenge for artist duo Semiconductor, who turn the most abstruse scientific observations into captivating sensory experiences

Culture

Physics

The LHC has found the Higgs works perfectly - which is a problem

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Physics

Quantum computers are weirder and more powerful than we thought

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Physics

Bent bird feathers repair themselves when soaked in water

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Physics

Bacteria teach us how to make green fuel from carbon dioxide

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