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A guide to Cassini’s Grand Finale

Why NASA's Cassini craft is taking a death dive into Saturn

Single photons pinpoint objects inside living tissue

Laser-based technique could improve endoscopy

Photograph of researchers testing the new imaging technique

At the boundary of knowledge

We Have No Idea is a “frequently hilarious and deeply charming” exploration into the unknown, writes Aatish Bhatia

Art and science come together to explore the unknown

Keeping buildings cool by sending heat into outer space

Photonic devices could cut air-conditioning bills

How to protect people and property from volcanic ballistics

Flash Physics: need-to-know updates from the world of physics

The accidental astronomer: Bernard Asabere, Ghana’s first domestic space scientist

Linda Nordling speaks to Bernard Asabere, director of Ghana’s first astronomical telescope

When fact and feeling collide

Mosquitoes is “a superbly acted and complex play” that includes “dazzling physics lectures”, says Arthur I Miller, but in some ways, the science is peripheral to the plot

New play Mosquitoes, starring Olivia Williams and Olivia Colman (right), intersperses physics lectures with a very human drama

Cassini’s grand finale

With the Cassini craft due to plunge into Saturn on 15 September, Joshua Colwell explains the scientific secrets it has revealed over the last 20 years

Artist’s impression of the Cassini craft around Saturn

Optical quantum memory shrinks to the nanoscale

Tiny device enhances interaction between matter and light

Electron microscope image of the optical cavity used to make a quantum memory

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A guide to Cassini’s Grand Finale

Single photons pinpoint objects inside living tissue

At the boundary of knowledge

Keeping buildings cool by sending heat into outer space

How to protect people and property from volcanic ballistics

The accidental astronomer: Bernard Asabere, Ghana’s first domestic space scientist

When fact and feeling collide

Cassini’s grand finale

Optical quantum memory shrinks to the nanoscale

A century ago Einstein sparked the notion of the laser

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