Clap your eyes on the first ‘images’ of thunder
Acoustically imaged profile of triggered lightning captured using microphone array
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Silicon ‘nanoneedles’ deliver nanodots and nucleic acids
Biocompatible structures could help reconstruct damaged tissue and nerves
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New state of matter found in crystal made from buckyballs
Molecular lattice also harbours unconventional superconductor
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Highly charged ions could measure changes in fine-structure constant
Measurements on Earth could help us understand light from distant quasars
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Portable ‘battlefield MRI’ comes out of the lab
Ultralow-field device could aid soldiers and developing-world field hospitals
Cosmic rays illuminate the electric fields that cause lightning
'Throwaway data' from radio telescopes help physicists peer into clouds
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Trail runs cold on alien hotspots, for now
Search of 100,000 galaxies fails to find waste heat of advanced civilizations
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Cyclotron radiation from a single electron is measured for the first time
Technique could help measure neutrino mass
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Secret of record-breaking superconductor explained
Conventional electron–phonon superconductivity endures to a temperature of 190 K in hydrogen sulphide
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Tunable plasmon laser could sniff out cancer
Liquid gain material could turn tiny lasers into chemical and biological sensors
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