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Physicists create a magnetic wormhole in the lab

20 Aug 2015
Magnetic hide-and-seek: superconducting spherical magnetic wormhole
Wormholes are normally the stuff of science fiction, but new research carried out by a group of phys

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Edwin Cartlidge is a science writer based in Rome
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