Read article: The physics of giant pumpkins, the world’s smallest boat
The physics of giant pumpkins, the world’s smallest boat
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Read article: The physics of giant pumpkins, the world’s smallest boat
Read article: Don’t go boiling mad when you discover these scientific secrets to perfect pasta!
Don’t go boiling mad when you discover these scientific secrets to perfect pasta!
On World Pasta Day, find out how to prepare perfect pasta while saving on fuel
Read article: Payload competition on a SpaceX Falcon 9, chicken nugget and 4G network also head into space
Payload competition on a SpaceX Falcon 9, chicken nugget and 4G network also head into space
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Read article: Celebrating Emmy Noether, Sameera Moussa, Caroline Bleeker, Toshiko Yuasa and other inspiring women in science
Celebrating Emmy Noether, Sameera Moussa, Caroline Bleeker, Toshiko Yuasa and other inspiring women in science
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Read article: Searching for microfibres in the snow, differential equations make the world go round, Isaac Newton first edition found while house clearing
Read article: Raining on the parade of self-driving cars
Raining on the parade of self-driving cars
Developing sensors that enable autonomous vehicles to cope with tough weather conditions is tricky – and the economics may be more challenging still
Read article: D-Wave launches 5000 qubit system, solar-powered nanobeads could clean-up oil sands waste
D-Wave launches 5000 qubit system, solar-powered nanobeads could clean-up oil sands waste
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Read article: Online conferences, auxetic materials and a new kind of rocket engine: the October 2020 issue of Physics World is now out
Online conferences, auxetic materials and a new kind of rocket engine: the October 2020 issue of Physics World is now out
The October 2020 issue of your favourite magazine examines the benefits of virtual meetings
Read article: Lattice layabout in the park: an epitaxial guide to social distancing
Lattice layabout in the park: an epitaxial guide to social distancing
Hamish Johnston wonders how tightly you can pack people in a park, while maintaining social distancing
Read article: Watch a wobbling black-hole shadow, ‘π planet’ has 3.14 day orbit, retracting racist and sexist papers
Watch a wobbling black-hole shadow, ‘π planet’ has 3.14 day orbit, retracting racist and sexist papers
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