Conference dress code, bird nest mechanics, Einstein letter sold
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The Earth as an exoplanet, Liverpool’s lost accelerator and primordial black holes: the May 2022 issue of Physics World
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Mechanical jumper sets height record, Stern and Gerlach speak from the past
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The physics of Oreo splitting, metamaterial chocolates taste better
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Physics of cooking perfect pasta, plant-inspired actuator cracks bricks
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Gamma-ray detector helps archaeologists, honey sweetens neuromorphic computing
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Time crystals, life as a tech founder and demons as teachers: the April 2022 issue of Physics World magazine is now out
Pedram Roushan from Google explores the quest for elusive "time crystals"
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Fish can add and subtract, physics of board-game box lids, a silicone raspberry for robots
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Racing to save the planet
Diandra Leslie-Pelecky reviews Racing Green: How Motorsport Science Can Change the World by Kit Chapman
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Astronomers launch new asteroid-classification system based on animal sizes
Stretching from blue whale to tardigrade, new system brings “much-needed order” to asteroid sizes, but giraffes are controversially excluded
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