Freak waves spotted in microwave cavity
Experiment could explain how huge waves form in the ocean
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The Sun could be heading into period of extended calm
Weakness in the Sun's magnetic field allows more particles to escape
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Galactic-scale observatory planned
Edwin Cartlidge is a science journalist based in Rome
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Is dark matter mostly ‘dark atoms’?
New model says that the universe largely consists of dark atoms bound together by a new force
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Tricolour entanglement could connect qubits
Demonstration is an early step towards a 'quantum switchboard'
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Opposites don’t always attract
Researchers explain why oppositely charged droplets can bounce off one another
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CERN boss targets linear collider
Rolf-Dieter Heuer confirms November switch-on for the Large Hadron Collider and plans for lab's future
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Creating ‘Schrödinger’s virus’ in the lab
Experiment would hold living creature in a quantum superposition
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Astronomers confirm rocky nature of new exoplanet
Discovered last February, the planet CoRoT-7b has been found to have the same density as our Earth
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Heavy water could add weight to climate models
Researchers attempt to unravel past climates by analysing water isotopes
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