A glimpse of Einstein in Zurich
Sarah Tesh visits IBM Research and ETH Zurich
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A tenner in space, why just 0.3% of LIGO bagged the Nobel, sounding-off in Havana
Excerpts from the Red Folder
How does LIGO detect gravitational waves?
Using quantum mechanics to measure distances on the attometre scale
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Nobel prize heralds new era of multimessenger astronomy
We now have a new and exciting view of the universe
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The physics of bread, the quest for metallic hydrogen and adventures in LIGO land
The October 2017 issue of Physics World is now out
Great wrong theories, new spin on golf, physics photo competition
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Quantum quartet is on the cards
Deck is flush with physics trivia
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Reminiscing about Fermilab, CAPTCHA tests your physics, science of guitar strings
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Seeking causes of Mexico City’s earthquake
Ancient lake sediments beneath the city can intensify quake damage
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Grabbing a slice of the pie in the sky
Asteroid mining is a hot topic on “industry day” at the European Planetary Science Congress
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