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Sorry, Matrix fans: the laws of physics suggest we are not living inside a computer
Quantum theory once seemed like the last nail in the coffin of pure reason. Now it's looking like its savior
Why quantum physicists think eliminating a dimension of space might be a good idea
The Russian sample-return spacecraft will carry a zoo of microbes to Phobos and back to test whether life can survive the interplanetary journey
One mystery solves another: dark matter explains the puzzling shape and environs of the Milky Way
Mathematical structures both natural and man-made dazzle the eye
From yellow dwarfs to blue supergiants, stars continue to challenge astronomers' understanding of the universe
Scientists have shed new light on how these structures melt
See what scientists are doing to try to understand the deepest mystery of quantum physics
A fancy cosmic-ray detector, the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, is about to scan the cosmos for dark matter, antimatter and more
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Myrmecos 11 Astounding Arthropods You’ll See at BugShot/Belize. Plus, a Zombie Fungus. http://t.co/sjLUVr8eA0
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The Geoffrey Beene Foundation Alzheimer’s Initiative (GBFAI) is launching the 2013 Geoffrey Beene Global NeuroDiscovery Challenge whose
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