Read article: Physics explains why humans can walk through crowded places and not spill their coffee
Physics explains why humans can walk through crowded places and not spill their coffee
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Read article: Physics explains why humans can walk through crowded places and not spill their coffee
Read article: Tandem solar cells edge towards 30% efficiency
Tandem solar cells edge towards 30% efficiency
Commercial models will be ready in 2022, manufacturer says
Read article: Physics for better swimming and judo, solar-flare radiation risk on aircraft
Physics for better swimming and judo, solar-flare radiation risk on aircraft
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Read article: The 2021 Physics World China Briefing is now out
The 2021 Physics World China Briefing is now out
Discover how China is powering ahead in space exploration in this year's free-to-read Physics World China Briefing
Read article: Why open-source software is so powerful for physics: find out in the September 2021 issue of Physics World
Why open-source software is so powerful for physics: find out in the September 2021 issue of Physics World
Find out why physics is increasingly reliant on open-source code by checking out the September 2021 issue of Physics World magazine
Read article: Wooden satellite to launch in 2023, glowing thread is made from wood
Wooden satellite to launch in 2023, glowing thread is made from wood
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Read article: Blue plaque unveiled in honour of remarkable Hungarian-born polymer scientist Andrew Keller
Blue plaque unveiled in honour of remarkable Hungarian-born polymer scientist Andrew Keller
Plaque remembers Jewish refugee who escaped the Nazis and Russians before making his name in the UK
Read article: Steven Weinberg: probably the greatest theorist of his age
Steven Weinberg: probably the greatest theorist of his age
Matin Durrani recalls his encounters with the late Steven Weinberg, who died in July 2021
Read article: The physics of candyfloss – on Earth and in space
The physics of candyfloss – on Earth and in space
Laura Hiscott muses on how candy floss is made, and an unlikely link to astrophysics
Read article: Cosmic rays threaten Martian agriculture, rattlesnakes play a clever trick on your spatial perception
Cosmic rays threaten Martian agriculture, rattlesnakes play a clever trick on your spatial perception
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