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Laser-sticker contacts could let you shoot beams from your eyes

Physics

Laser-sticker contacts could let you shoot beams from your eyes

Flexible lasers you can stick to anything can embed a security tag onto banknotes or contact lenses, and emit lasers when light shines on them

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Our understanding of the universe's expansion is really wrong

Space

Our understanding of the universe's expansion is really wrong

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Toughest ever heat shields made of springy sponge-like stuff

Space

Toughest ever heat shields made of springy sponge-like stuff

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Entangled clouds of atoms are quantum record-breakers

Physics

Entangled clouds of atoms are quantum record-breakers

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Dragonfly wing

Physics

Superlight aerogel made by mimicking a baby dragonfly’s wings

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Super-tough diamonds have been made bendy and springy

Physics

Super-tough diamonds have been made bendy and springy

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Poking tiny dents into solar panels makes them work better

Physics

Poking tiny dents into solar panels makes them work better

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Carlo Rovelli

Physics

Carlo Rovelli: physics' literary superstar makes us rethink time

Culture

Why now doesn’t exist, and other strange facts about time

Physics

Why now doesn’t exist, and other strange facts about time

Features

dancers

Physics

Quantum time: Is this where the flow of existence comes from?

Why we perceive the passage of time is one of the biggest mysteries of physics. Now we could have found its source – in our most potent theory of reality

Features

Physics

Making custom qubits by pushing together two individual atoms

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Physics

The big fudge: Welcome to the theory of not-quite-everything

Features

Physics

Encrypt your data with random quantum weirdness

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Earth

A simple mathematical rule shapes the behaviour of Arctic ponds

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