Pink Floyd song is recreated from brain activity, sending art to the Moon
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Connecting Aretha Franklin to the Manhattan project, Barbie and nuclear weapons, how to hear in space
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HAWC spots highest-energy photons from the Sun, deep colours keep their cool
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Oppenheimer the movie: Physics World writers give their verdict
Oppenheimer is this year's blockbuster movie – but what do Physics World writers make of it?
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Venus flytrap pulses mapped, sound of twinkling stars, falling cats
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Shreddinger’s equation: when the uncertainty principle goes up to 12
Philip Moriarty reveals what happens when the brawn of heavy metal meets the brains of quantum physics
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Have scientists in Korea discovered the first room-temperature, ambient-pressure superconductor?
Widespread scepticism in the physics community and Betteridge’s law of headlines suggest the answer is “no”, but confirmation should be swift either way
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Giant water striders jump differently, the physics of beer-dancing peanuts
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Impact flashes help protect satellites from space junk, novel uses for ultrasound
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Officials mark midway point towards completion of the Extremely Large Telescope
The facility will, once complete in 2028, be the largest telescope in the world for visible and infrared light
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