Stringy ‘filaments’ could have produced first stars
“Warm” dark matter gives a very different early universe formation
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“Warm” dark matter gives a very different early universe formation
Read article: Stringy ‘filaments’ could have produced first stars
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Slightest fault causes “significant” light scattering
Entanglement over one metre could make quantum networks feasible
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Nancy Cartwright and Roman Frigg ask if falsifiability is a true judge of string theory
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String theorists must make clear their links with experiment
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