Neutrinos could detect secret fission reactors
Detectors would need to be hundreds of thousands of tonnes
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Detectors would need to be hundreds of thousands of tonnes
Read article: Neutrinos could detect secret fission reactors
University of Oxford theorist points to evidence in cosmic microwave background
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Potential of tiny bead boosted by data input
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Tiny disc enables one laser to control the propagation of another
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Device would enable object to move while appearing to stay still
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Particle signature is key to Higgs search
Read article: LHC sees its first ZZ event
Surprising observation baffles physicists
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New material could be used in tiny 'invisibility cloaks'
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A peak in solar activity could coincide with planned missions
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Despite its huge price tag, Chris Llewellyn Smith insists that the massive €13bn ITER fusion experiment is money well spent
Read article: ITER – a fusion facility worth building