Falling atoms measure the Earth’s rotation
New gyroscope could also test Einstein's general relativity
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‘Tension’ emerges within OPERA collaboration
Researchers split over the need for more tests before journal submission
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Electrons heat up in graphene
Hot carriers could drive solar cells
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Space missions look from the dark into the light
ESA to launch two new science projects
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Quasicrystal discovery bags 2011 chemistry Nobel
Israeli scientist Dan Shechtman wins SEK 10m prize
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Dark-energy pioneers scoop Nobel prize
Saul Perlmutter, Adam Riess and Brian Schmidt share SEK10m prize
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How to spot a multiverse
Universe collisions should leave characteristic wake, say physicists
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Active galactic nuclei measure the universe
Radius and luminosity relationship used as "standard candle"
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Tevatron shuts down
Collider's last hurrah after 26 years
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Nanoantenna separates light of different colours
Red and blue light go in opposite directions
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