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Farewell Sally Ride
First US woman in space dies aged 61
Which physics-based technology to emerge from the Second World War has had the most significant impact on society?
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Check out some physics and sport
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Dancing at the quantum disco
New art–physics show to debut this weekend
Scientists craft the lightest material in the world
"Aerographite" is made of porous carbon nanotubes
Moons galore for dwarf planet
Fifth moon discovered orbiting Pluto
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Read article: Material advantage? How new technology and rule changes affect sporting performance
Material advantage? How new technology and rule changes affect sporting performance
In a great sporting performance, how much of that is down to the athlete and how much to the technology they are using? Steve Haake investigates
