Solar neutrinos change their tune
Early evidence that neutrinos can 'oscillate' could explain the shortfall in solar neutrinos
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Exotic quasars may be commonplace
Astrophysical objects called blazars may be quasars viewed from a different angle
Single atoms on demand
A method of dispensing atoms one at a time could pave the way for quantum computers
Doctoring the spin on Venus
Chaos explains why Venus spins in the opposite direction to other planets in the solar system
Fibre optics detect drunk drivers
Alcohol vapour changes the properties of a special optical fibre
Buckyballs bounce back
Carbon-60 collisions yield surprising results
Ultraviolet light to squeeze in the data
Short-wavelength light will increase the capacity of devices like CDs and DVDs
New X-ray probe lights up the cosmos
A super-sensitive X-ray detector will give astronomers a new window into deep space
Semiconductor fridges get into shape
At room temperature, the extraordinary magnetoresistance of such non-magnetic materials is much larger than that of other magnetic materials, including those that exhibit giant or colossal magnetoresi...
Star gives good vibrations
Enormous advances in solar and stellar physics have been made in recent years as a result of helioseismology – the study of vibrations on the surface of the Sun. However, the Sun is only one sta...
