Mopping up carbon
David Appell examines new technologies that can suck carbon dioxide directly from the air
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David Appell examines new technologies that can suck carbon dioxide directly from the air
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Researchers build a temporal cloak based on the Talbot effect
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New type of strongly interacting dark matter suggested
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Method can be used over a range of frequencies
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Satellite images and modelling used to study narrow wakes
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Results suggest projectile materials may remain on the Moon
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Amelle Zair on how ultrafast flashes of light are revealing the atomic world
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A book on the various roles that electricity plays in the human body, reviewed by Richard Clayton
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Ancient collision could explain why some young galaxies look old
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Adrian Sutton explains why metals and plastic bags deform in different but related ways
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