Tiny mechanical resonator made from just four molecules
Beam is the world's smallest man-made nanomechanical oscillator
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The lure of G
Jon Cartwright finds out why physicists are still scratching their heads over the value of the gravitational constant, "big G"
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Lee Smolin on the nature of time
Author and researcher Lee Smolin discusses the reality of time and its impact on the supposedly timeless laws of physics
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Redefining temperature
Michael de Podesta reveals how he has measured temperature more accurately than ever before
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Rotational Doppler shift spotted in twisted light
Unexpected discovery could help astronomers study spinning stars
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Cellular networks could map rainfall patterns
Method could be used for real-time rainfall monitoring
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Highly charged ions could make better atomic clock
Proposed timekeeper will put fine-structure constant to the test
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Atoms interfere one at a time
Single-atom matter–wave experiment is a first, say physicists
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Pulsar timekeepers measure up to atomic clocks
Stellar timescale could be useful on Earth
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Integrated quantum chip may help close quantum metrology triangle
Chip can generate discrete quantized voltages
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