Pulsar glitch suggests superfluid layers lie within neutron star
Frequency dip and overshoot seen for the first time
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Robot tests padel racquets, mountains nearly derailed physics career, the skyscraper that did not blow down
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Global warming is not natural, Russian plans for the Moon, a physicist who makes diamonds
Would Physics World readers skip conferences to reduce their carbon footprints?
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Distance between spacecraft measured at the atomic scale
Laser ranging interferometer could deliver better gravity maps of Earth
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Quantum tic-tac-toe, Stanley Kubrick and Moon landing fakes, why become a particle theorist?
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The Earth without the Moon, the science of the Apollo missions and the challenges of nuclear forensics
Our editors talk about the Apollo 11 anniversary and how to identify nuclear material
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Vexillologist ponders the Moon, Jodrell Bank is UNESCO Heritage Site, particle physicist sings the praises of argon
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‘Colossal elastocaloric effect’ could lead to better refrigerators
Material changes temperature by over 30 degrees when squeezed
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Cosmic gamma-ray energy record shattered by high-altitude observatory
ASgamma experiment sheds light on how pulsars act as particle accelerators
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Majority of MIT engineering heads are now women, hand dryers are indeed very loud, what should we say to aliens?
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