The physics of sperm: the movie
Scientific video reveals insights into sperm tail-whipping
What gravitational waves did (and didn’t) tell us about GW170817
Observation over 100 s provides a wealth of knowledge
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Neutron star merger as it happened
Minute-by-minute account of how more than 70 telescopes focused on GW170817
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A rockin’ good milkshake, a telescope that wants to be the next Taj Mahal
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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
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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
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