US could beam neutrinos to Japan
Physicists hope to send neutrinos ten thousand kilometres through the Earth
Fusion-in-a-bubble sparks controversy
Evidence of nuclear fusion in a sonoluminescence experiment is dismissed by other scientists
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A new golden age for astronomy
Early results from the Gemini South and VLT observatories herald a new era in astronomy
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New clue for planet hunters
Discs of dust around distant stars could reveal more extrasolar planets
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Holograms help build 3D nanostructures
One-laser technique could pave the way for all-optical circuits
Micro-jets make designer droplets
Electrically tailored drops of liquid could aid drug delivery and food processing
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Spacecraft join forces at Jupiter
Cassini-Huygens and Galileo probe the magnetic make-up of the giant planet
The physics of personal income
Condensed matter statistics shows that salary spread is a universal law
Prizes reward geophysics and optoelectronics
2002 Crafoord and Rank prizes recognize planetary science and fibre-optic technology
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Crystals give clues to ancient cosmetics
X-ray diffraction reveals how Egyptians made their characteristic black eye make-up
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