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Polarized electromagnetic waves boost the capacity of radio signals
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Polarized electromagnetic waves boost the capacity of radio signals
Signals from the dark side of Venus shed light on our neighbour's atmosphere
Light brought to a halt in ultracold gas could be used in quantum computation
Combustion theory predicts when shares will jump in value
Small-scale liquid effects speed up micro-fluid devices
The very stuff we're made of can act as a superconductor
Light from background stars illuminates 'star nurseries'
Optical communications and cosmology are recognised by the prize
Wandering stars could be remains of a small galaxy absorbed long ago
When I was first asked to review A Tribble’s Guide To Space, I thought – wrongly as it turned out – that the book was a send-up. Star Trek enthusiasts may recall that in one episode, entitled The Trouble with Tribbles, a Trader called Cyrano Jones brought a small furry animal aboard the Starship Enterprise. […]