Photons are a drag on the Sun
Stolen angular momentum slows the outer photosphere
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Stolen angular momentum slows the outer photosphere
Read article: Photons are a drag on the Sun
Calculations show how internal transition affects motion
Read article: Decaying atoms feel a tiny frictional force, say physicists
Potential power supply for deep-space missions
Read article: Nuclear diamonds: the ultimate long-life battery?
Quantum mechanics wrings out extra capacity from optical fibres
Read article: Entanglement boosts data transmission
Ling Xin looks at the next-generation space-science missions from China
Read article: China forges ahead in space science
New device simplifies circuitry needed to sense temperature changes
Read article: Heat-gated transistor could boost medical imaging
Matthew R Francis describes how physicists are modelling the movements of these ancient beasts
Read article: Deducing how dinosaurs moved
Extreme softness makes a frog's tongue a lethal weapon
Read article: Frogs use non-Newtonian saliva to capture prey
Highly reflective hydrogen observed at extremely high pressures
The life of quantum physicist John Stewart Bell and his revolutionary discovery is intimately discussed in Andrew Whitaker’s book, writes Nicholas Gisin
Read article: Saved by Bell