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IceCube tests Standard Model with neutrinos from below

Attenuation of high-energy particles that pass through the Earth supports theoretical predictions of neutrino–matter interaction

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Lightning creates radioactive isotopes

Radiation from delayed nuclear decays spotted in thunderstorm

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Cold atoms in space could target gravitational waves

Atom interferometers could be more effective than light-based instruments

Illustration of the LISA Pathfinder spacecraft

Porpoise’s forehead acts like an acoustic metamaterial

Echolocation beam controlled with deformable tissue

Looking at the sky from under water

Antoine Kouchner and Véronique Van Elewyck explain why the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea is the ideal place to look for neutrinos from space

Visualization of Cherenkov light being detected by KM3NeT

Opening up the physics closet

Michael Falk calls on physicists to create a better environment for minorities

Excess positrons could come from dark matter after all

HAWC observations discount nearby pulsar sources

Charting a future for US physics

Laura Greene, Roger Falcone and Francis Slakey talk about their hopes and fears for physicists under the Trump administration

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