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Dark side of the Moon can reveal changes in our atmosphere
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Dark side of the Moon can reveal changes in our atmosphere
Devices that run on photons instead of electrons could transmit data at the speed of light
Images from the NEAR-Shoemaker spacecraft provide clues to the young solar system
Segregation in a bowl of nuts may be akin to condensation in gases
The solar wind and the giant planet's magnetic field combine to produce a huge plume
A hybrid theory solves the long-standing riddle of the element's structure
A radical material with a negative refractive index could revolutionise optoelectronics
The structure of the Internet allows viruses to propagate surprisingly easily
The gravitational pull on a spacecraft could be the best test yet of relativity
Superconductivity – the complete loss of electrical resistance in certain metals when cooled to low temperatures – continues to hold surprises. Hot on the heels of the discovery of charge-induced superconductivity at 50 K on the surface of carbon-60 molecules late last year comes the discovery of bulk superconductivity at temperatures approaching 40 K in magnesium diboride. […]