Chelyabinsk exposed: the anatomy of an asteroid impact
Researchers chart the biggest airburst over our planet in more than a century
How common are Earth-like planets?
More than 20% of Sun-like stars could have them, say astronomers
Project Einstein, NASA shares its wealth, how the kettle got its whistle and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
The November 2013 issue of Physics World is now out
Why locusts don't need airbags, dating rocks through climate cycles, and the mystery of the vibrating oil drops
Anniversary issue inspires debate
Did John Preskill's group's choice of the biggest discoveries and questions in physics match those of Physics World?
How to build brain-like circuits
Jim Gimzewski explains synaptic electronics
Physics World at 25: Puzzle round-up
Who bagged the whole set?
Physics World at 25: Puzzle 5
Can you solve our final fiendish challenge?
Grumpy astronauts, LEGO overpopulation, videogame quantum mechanics and more
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Physics technologies that could change the world
Physics World video series profiles exciting technologies emerging from physics research
