3D solar satellites blast off
A NASA mission with a unique view of the Sun will improve predictions of violent space weather
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Underwater sound breaks the surface
Calculations challenge long-held belief that sound is not transmitted from water to air
Microparticles feel the pinch
Optical tweezers have been used to measure the refractive index of a single microparticle
Invisibility cloak unveiled in the US
Researchers take an important step towards a true cloak of invisibility
Researchers discover element 118
Controversy surrounding the heaviest known element comes to a close
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Bubbles never forget
The singularities of bubble formation could shed light on black holes or supernovae
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Splashing out against tumours
The physics of splashing water could lead to more effective cancer treatments
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Laser controls chemical reaction rates
New technique could revolutionize catalysis
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“Smust” soaks up ethane on Titan
Ethane on Saturn's largest moon Titan could be bound up in dusty smog particles, or "smust".
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Now you see it, now you don’t
Danish physicists have managed to light-up a cloud of atoms using light teleported from a source half a metre away.
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