Bubble fusion: fact or fiction?
Claims of table-top nuclear fusion have received a hostile reaction
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Claims of table-top nuclear fusion have received a hostile reaction
Read article: Bubble fusion: fact or fiction?
The words "cold fusion" spring to mind following recent claims of "bubble fusion"
Read article: Doubts about bubble fusion
Steven Weinberg inhabits a bleak world infested with adversaries that he is impelled to combat. He faces up to them with scientific rigour and lawyerly precision, as readers of this fascinating book of essays will discover with pleasure. His opponents range from his peers in other areas of physics – such as Philip Anderson, the […]
Read article: Facing Up: Science and its Cultural Adversaries, Steven Weinberg
'Time-reversal' symmetry could be broken in underdoped superconductors
Physicists make good copies of individual quantum systems for the first time
Long-term variations in Earth’s magnetic field could arise from the eccentricity of our planet’s orbit
Read article: Earth’s magnetic field linked to changing orbit
European particle physics lab faces up to its budget problems
Statistical physics could shed light on two of the most famous poems of all time
A blue-shift in the light reflected by a cuprate superconductor could help explain how it works
The fastest binary star system ever detected could provide a glimpse of gravitational waves
Read article: Binary star breaks speed record