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We see neutrinos from the big bang in the way galaxies cluster

Space

We see neutrinos from the big bang in the way galaxies cluster

Just after the big bang, waves of neutrinos and other matter raced across the cosmos. Those neutrinos reached forward in time to dictate where galaxies form now

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I'm building a machine that breaks the rules of reality

Physics

I'm building a machine that breaks the rules of reality

Features

Old SIM cards are good as gold

Physics

Ultrasonic micro-explosions can harvest gold from old SIM cards

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Sticky yet slick material pulls water from foggy or humid air

Physics

Sticky yet slick material pulls water from foggy or humid air

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David Davis and Michel Barnier

Physics

One year until Brexit: 7 big issues that must be solved

Comment

Fresh water can pull stains out of fabric with an electric field

Physics

Fresh water can pull stains out of fabric with an electric field

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Stephen Hawking

Physics

Stephen Hawking was a brilliant ambassador for science

Leader

mould on slide

Life

Mould gets artistic to take particle decay photo to a new level

Regulars

space

Space

Pushing the boundaries: A round-up of new popular science books

Culture

Dark radiation may fix our broken understanding of the universe

Physics

Dark radiation may fix our broken understanding of the universe

We have two ways to measure the accelerating expansion of the universe, but they don’t line up. If dark matter gives off radiation, it could make them agree

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Physics

Bacteria-killing nanofibres could make clothes that stop disease

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Physics

Mystery of neutrino masses may be explained by dark matter force

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Humans

Hawking's global warnings divided opinion but the world listened

Comment

Physics

Why the big bang was not the beginning

Features