Self-healing ice, AI beats humans at Gran Turismo, aerogel insulation turns a profit in Zurich
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Gaming on your phone could help cure cancer, Drake equation for finding love
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Playmobil figure visits the International Space Station, magnetic model predicts lizard’s spots
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Camel’s nose inspires humidity sensor, universe has 40 billion billion black holes, pondering the electron
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Video doodle celebrates Stephen Hawking, transparent mask uses nanotechnology
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Matterhorn sways to a seismic beat, interstellar propulsion system remains science fiction, goldfish drives a car
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Snowflakes, snorkelling and spacewalks: your holiday secrets revealed
Robert P Crease reveals readers’ favourite holiday-physics problems – and outlines some new teasers too
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New year, new goals: physicists’ resolutions for 2022
Laura Hiscott reveals physicists' new year's resolutions
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The 10 quirkiest stories from the world of physics in 2021
From a complete theory of the dribbling teapot effect to cubic wombat poo, physics has had its fair share of quirky stories this year. Here is our pick of the best 10
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Joining the dots: how seemingly unrelated fields of science are fundamentally linked
Laura Hiscott reviews Eight Improbable Possibilities: the Mystery of the Moon and Other Implausible Scientific Truths by John Gribbin
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