Hellions of the solar system
David Appell reviews Catching Stardust: Comets, Asteroids and the Birth of the Solar System by Natalie Starkey
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After the FIT
Dave Elliott examines the plans for what’s next after the UK government closes the feed-in tariff scheme to new applicants in late March
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What can the quantum world do for business?
James McKenzie reveals the most promising opportunities for businesses from quantum technology
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An anxious descent
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein reviews Anxiety and the Equation: Understanding Boltzmann’s Entropy by Eric Johnson
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A swansong from the Energy Technologies Institute
ETI "not afraid to back unpopular ideas", according to Dave Elliott
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Why solid-state physics is like a Star Wars plot
Can the growth of solid-state physics be likened to a Star Wars plot? Robert P Crease agrees that it can
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Crunch time for carbon reduction
There are calls for the rapid adoption of negative-emission technologies to cut the risk of carbon over-shoot and major climate impacts, says Dave Elliott. But which should we use?
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The X-reality files: searching for the truth about the world
Robert P Crease seeks your suggestions for novelists and artists who use physics to reach deeper truths
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Newton: egomaniac or troubled genius?
Andrew Robinson reviews Isaac Newton: the Asshole Who Reinvented the Universe by Florian Freistetter
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Beauty and the biased
Philip Moriarty says physicists need to do more to tackle biases in science
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