Entangling a live tardigrade, radiation warning on anti-5G accessories
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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The ten-billion-dollar gamble: What the JWST will do (and why it’s taken so long)
With the long-awaited launch of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) just days away, Keith Cooper explores the mission’s troubled history and exciting future
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Sleeping bag for outer space, song for Nobel winners, latest Brian Cox spoof
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Physics points the way to COVID-safe singing
Specialist face masks and better ventilation could help prevent choral super-spreading events with minimal effect on sound quality
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How physics can help COVID-proof everyday life
Fluid dynamics experts weigh in on masks, ventilation and other measures to stop airborne viruses
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Focused sound knocks over LEGO figures, tracking snow using infrared light
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Quantum 2.0 technology: the revolution starts in the December 2021 edition of Physics World
Explore the commercialization of quantum 2.0 in the new special issue of your favourite magazine
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Could a conventional chair be a quantum measuring device?
Roberto Merlin on explaining the quantum measurement problem, and how a particle distinguishes a Geiger counter from a chair
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Why weather apps disagree with each other, Einstein’s notes fetch millions, physicist and Subway founder dies age 90
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QuTech launches a browser for the quantum Internet
Will the Quantum Network Explorer be the next big thing? Or will it falter in the face of competition from a future Qhrome or FirefoQs?
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