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Balls of turbulence are isolated using vortex rings

New experimental technique could shed new light on fluid dynamics

Illustration of flying car on another planet

I once had an astrobiologist in the back of my cab

Ian Randall reviews Taxi From Another Planet: Conversations with Drivers about Life in the Universe by Charles Cockell

JWST spots ionized molecule that could be involved in the emergence of life

Elusive methyl cation detected in a planet-forming disc

Earth, wind and water: how cosmic muons are helping to study volcanoes, cyclones and more

Dive into the depths of a volcano or spin into a cyclone as physicists tune into natural disasters using muon tomography

Astronomers announce haul of the shortest fast radio bursts ever discovered

Team finds eight extremely short, independent, bursts that last between five and 15 microseconds

Vital cell tracking in a breast tumour explant

Soft-matter physics helps reveal whether cancers are likely to spread

Cell unjamming in breast tumours is found to correlate with the development of distant metastases

Theorists are good peer reviewers – but tend to prefer significance over rigour, study finds

The results suggest that – in theoretical physics at least – referees tend to rank rigour lower

Sweden’s MAX IV synchrotron radiation facility

How Treesearch is studying the secrets of forest materials with synchrotron science

Treesearch partners with large-scale research facilities like the MAX IV synchrotron to realize sustainable products based on forest materials. Joe McEntee finds out more

Researchers issue warning over the increasing carbon footprint of computational science

The researchers argue that education and research are needed to raise awareness and drive innovation

This artist's impression of the two-faced white dwarf star shows the star as a glowing blue-white ball, one side of which is darker and more granular-looking than the other

Two-faced white dwarf star leaves astronomers puzzled

Merger of two stellar remnants could explain a peculiar split between the star’s helium- and hydrogen-covered hemispheres

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Balls of turbulence are isolated using vortex rings

I once had an astrobiologist in the back of my cab

JWST spots ionized molecule that could be involved in the emergence of life

Earth, wind and water: how cosmic muons are helping to study volcanoes, cyclones and more

Astronomers announce haul of the shortest fast radio bursts ever discovered

Soft-matter physics helps reveal whether cancers are likely to spread

Theorists are good peer reviewers – but tend to prefer significance over rigour, study finds

How Treesearch is studying the secrets of forest materials with synchrotron science

Researchers issue warning over the increasing carbon footprint of computational science

Two-faced white dwarf star leaves astronomers puzzled

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