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How It Would Work: Creating a Quantum Computer
Phone Cameras Could Get As Sharp As DSLRs, By Bending Laws Of Nature
While the LHC Hunts Higgs, the Jefferson Accelerator Looks to Illuminate Mysterious ‘Dark Photons’
The World’s Most Sensitive Scale Can Weigh Single Protons
The Physics of Spiderman 3
Adorable Baby Falcon Found At CERN
Glimpse the gold mine where scientists are searching for dark matter
“Jarno Smeets” and the Physics of True Human Flight
Is Quantum Mechanics Selectively Erasing Our Memory?
These boulders seemed to move on their own—until one scientist figured them out
The Ultimate Slip-and-Slide Ride: Impossible?
How one Turkish astronomer discovered a completely new kind of galaxy
Island Formations Might Make Tsunamis Worse
The physics behind a baseball bat’s sweet spot
Inconsistency In The Big Bang Theory Resolved
For the First Time, a Message Sent With Neutrinos
Laser Refrigeration is Fastest, Coolest Chilling Tech Yet
The ultimate guide to hitting a home run
Have Scientists Finally Found the Elusive Magnetic Monopole?
How scientists keep ancient shipwrecks from crumbling into dust
Cats May Understand Cause And Effect, Study Finds
New Breed of ‘Nuclear Clocks’ Could be 100 Times More Accurate than Today’s Atomic Timekeepers
This Accelerator Can Supply A Whole City With Medical Isotopes Overnight
First Test For Machine That Could Change The Future Of Particle Physics
Captured: The First-Ever Images of Atoms Moving Inside a Molecule
Tevatron Finds Hints of Higgs Boson, Just Where CERN Sniffed it Last Winter
PopSci’s 6th Annual Brilliant Ten
PopSci Q&A: Kate Findlay Talks About the Confluence of Quilting and the Large Hadron Collider
This Enormous Telescope Will Study Neutrinos From The Depths Of The Ocean Floor
Stephen Hawking, a man synonymous with the mysteries of the cosmos, is dead at 76
Hollywood Physics
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Sep 7, 2007
Mathematicians’ Alternate Model of the Universe Explains Away the Need For Dark Energy
MIT Scientist Offers $100,000 to Anyone Who Can Prove Quantum Computing Is Impossible
Real or Fake? The World’s Longest Basketball Shot
Stephen Hawking thinks he knows what happened before the beginning of time
Commercial Quantum Computer Actually Works, According To New Testing
Gravity-Defying Particles Travel Up A Waterfall
Physicists Hope to Catch Neutrons in the Act of Jumping from Our Universe to Another
Razor-sharp snowflakes are wreaking havoc on Olympians’ skis
Cloud-Based Quantum Computing Will Allow Secure Calculation on Encrypted Bits
Watch Super-Powerful Electromagnets Shrink Quarters
The Largest-Ever Quantum Calculation Uses 84 Qubits and Takes Just 270 Milliseconds
‘Ghostbusters’ Star Kate McKinnon Is Obsessed With Physics
Take an Amazing Virtual Tour of a 27-kilometer Particle Accelerator
LHC Test Could Lead to Hyperdrive Space Propulsion (Well, In Theory)
How It Works: The Large Hadron Collider
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Apr 16, 2015
Scientists Find Fundamental Maximum Limit for Processor Speeds
What Does The Higgs Boson Sound Like? [Video]
Visualizing Fluid Dynamics in a Two-Horsepower Blender
Newly Discovered Magnetic Monopole Particles Flow Like Electric Currents
The Un-Particle
Artificial Black Hole Created in Chinese Lab
It turns out our galaxy isn’t as special as we thought
How Many Universes are There? Physicists Actually Try to Answer the Question
The Physics of the Balloon Boy
Update: Dark Matter’s Mysteries Remain Elusive
New Theory: The Universe Isn’t Expanding, It’s Just Gaining Mass
The First Direct Measurements of Earth’s Rotation, Made With the World’s Most Stable Ring Laser
World’s Largest Atom Smasher Lab Treats Every Unattended Bag Like A Bomb
Watch These Magnetic Droplets Dance [Video]
What Happens When You Fire An AK-47 Underwater [Video]
Building a Massive Neutrino Hunter Beneath the Mediterranean
Physicists Figure Out Why Honey Falls In Twists
SESAME Hopes To Transcend Borders With Groundbreaking Science
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