The scientific face of £50, Hubble’s law renamed and bake-off physics
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Redefining the kilogram: the November 2018 issue of Physics World is now out
Find out why it'll be au revoir to the International Prototype Kilogram at a meeting in Paris this month
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Try the Physics World dark-matter flowchart: what kind do you prefer?
To celebrate Dark Matter Day, follow our flow chart to work out what this mysterious stuff could be
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Astronomy Photographer of the Year, Sir Peter Mansfield beer and Hawking auction
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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What teaching physics in Kenya taught me about inspiring students to study maths and science
Artur Donaldson reflects on how Kenya’s Digital Literacy Programme is benefiting high school students
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Quentin Blake illustrates characters from science and technology, Breakthrough Prize’s all-male selection committee
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Awards honour physics start-ups
A night out at the Institute of Physics' annual Business Awards shows how companies old and new are using physics to create innovative products
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Posthumously publishing Hawking
Hawking’s hope, humour and cosmic insight kindle curiosity at the press launch of his final book, Brief Answers to the Big Questions
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Moons can have moons and craters that celebrate Earthrise
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Stephen Hawking’s ‘final paper’ on hairy black holes hits the headlines
Work is posted online as the late cosmologist’s “final book” is about to be published
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