Newton’s three-body problem
Sir Isaac speaks for himself in Craig Baxter's play Let Newton Be!, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Creating Gyrangle
Robert P Crease is enthralled by an exotic structure made of 490 hollowed-out triangles
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Avoiding an unholy marriage
Michael Banks looks at how maths and music underpin a new homage to Ernest Rutherford
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Dad rockers riff on graphene
'Don't forget Dirac, straight bands are a fact...'
Picking up bad vibrations
Brian Foster tackles the physics of music
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Getting beneath Mona Lisa’s skin
Explaining how Leonardo created such naturalistic paintings
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Einstein’s Universe: the scientist, the man, the musician
What happens when a particle physicist teams up with an award-winning classical musician?
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When worlds collide: physics meets music
Particle physicist Brian Foster and musician Jack Liebeck play a violin sonata by Mozart in C Major k.296
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X-rays reveal origin of Dead Sea Scroll
Nuclear technique shows that scroll was made close to where it was found
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A many-worlds thriller
Jennifer Ouellette tackles a mystery in which the multiverse is the backdrop for murder
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