
Talking about gravitation
Some entries for the 2011 Awards for Essays on Gravitation have caught our eye
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Some entries for the 2011 Awards for Essays on Gravitation have caught our eye
Physicists at the ALPHA experiment hold anitihydrogen in a trap for 16 minutes
Hubble Space Telescope celebrates anniversary with a celestial rose
Society will promote astronomy as a tool for development
Victory, intrigue and rumour: just another day at the world’s biggest physics experiment
Astrobiologist looks at the variety of plants that could grow on exoplanets in multiple star systems...
Nigerian reseachers develop chocolate with a high melting point that still tastes good...
Physicist claims that planetary orbits could be sustained within black holes
Surprise effect could boost spintronics