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Tackling the big ideas in physics in a deep but often mathematically simple way

Experiment is first to see kicking photons heat up nanoparticles

Breakthrough could lead to measurements of quantum-state evolution due to gravity

Keeping our data safe: optical memory enters the 5D realm

Glass nanostructures etched using high-intensity femtosecond laser pulses promise to keep vast quantities of data for billions of years

Twisted light beams sent 143 km across the sea

Orbital angular-momentum states transmitted between Canary Islands

Photograph of the Optical Ground Station at the Teide Observatory in Tenerife

NASA hits back at millionaire in asteroid spat

Nathan Myhrvold at loggerheads with astrophysicists over asteroid analysis

Artistic impression of the WISE spacecraft

A space–time operetta

Janna Levin’s Black Hole Blues describes the search for gravitational waves in a fun and human fashion, but Mark Hannam thinks the topic deserves more

Artistic impression of two colliding black holes radiating colourful waves of energy as the shape of nearby space is distorted by their gravitational fields

Lasers transform infrared into broadband white light

Emitted light is exceedingly directional and could be useful for high-resolution microscopes

Illustration depicting the white-light emission

Widening our view of the universe: NASA’s Wide Field Infrared Space Telescope

NASA is designing an ambitious near-infrared space observatory with a field of view up to 200 times greater than that of Hubble

Soft hairs help resolve the black-hole information paradox

Stephen Hawking and colleagues claim partial solution to 40-year-old puzzle

Bumble-bees use their fuzz to detect electric fields

Electrosensory capability helps insects to find flowers, say researchers

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Experiment is first to see kicking photons heat up nanoparticles

Keeping our data safe: optical memory enters the 5D realm

Twisted light beams sent 143 km across the sea

NASA hits back at millionaire in asteroid spat

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Lasers transform infrared into broadband white light

Widening our view of the universe: NASA’s Wide Field Infrared Space Telescope

Soft hairs help resolve the black-hole information paradox

Bumble-bees use their fuzz to detect electric fields

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