Dark energy survey unveils the largest 3D map of the universe
The work involved mapping more than 47 million galaxies and quasars over a five-year period
Read article: Dark energy survey unveils the largest 3D map of the universe
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The work involved mapping more than 47 million galaxies and quasars over a five-year period
Read article: Dark energy survey unveils the largest 3D map of the universe
Craft will conduct a flyby of the Moon before returning to Earth
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Some 1621 individuals from 74 countries have been honoured
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Duo bag award often described as the “Nobel Prize in Computing”
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Wenhui Duan outlines how Tsinghua aims to continue its rich history in physics
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Leggett made Nobel-prize-winning contributions to the theory of superfluidity in the 1970s
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Heads of almost 60 physics departments sign letter saying UK funding cuts are causing “reputational risk”
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The noise is down to the base of the shoe forming wrinkles that travel at near supersonic speeds
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