Technology
Glass device can tell objects apart without needing a computer
A device that uses a piece of glass with little bumps on it can distinguish objects based on how they scatter light, removing the need for a camera or a computer
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Physics
Randall Munroe on answering the strangest scientific questions
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Physics
Engine based on Maxwell鈥檚 demon concept may help us understand entropy
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Physics
Bubbles in water have been caught doing backflips for the first time
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Humans
Show your children how to make paper helicopters for home experiments
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Physics
Firing a laser into the sky can redirect lightning鈥檚 path
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Physics
Antibubbles have been made to last a record-breaking 13 hours
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Physics
Is life the result of the laws of entropy?
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Physics
Why we can’t always make sense of physics with words alone
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Popping a champagne cork fires gas at supersonic speeds
A computer simulation has revealed what happens in the microseconds after uncorking a bottle of champagne in full detail, uncovering how different types of shock waves form before the drink is ready to pour
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Physics
Whirlpools made of light can be twisted into the shape of a doughnut
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Physics
AI solves complex physics problems by looking for signs of symmetry
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Physics
Super-sized atoms can be used as a receiver to stream live video
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Physics
Strange state of matter made into a pancake-shape for first time
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