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Physics
Why Do Some Beer Bubbles Appear to Defy Physics? Science Finally Has an Answer
By Jeffrey Kluger
Here’s Why Stephen Hawking Never Won the Nobel Prize in Physics
By Flora Carr
Google Doodle Celebrates German Quantum Physicist Max Born
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These 12 People Are Changing Science
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A century-old theory proves itself
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Scientists Toss 'Big Bounce' Theory
Hawking and his colleagues weren't having it
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A Physicist Used Einstein to Explain Why Santa Makes Total Sense
Christmas is magic and now science proves it
By Melissa Locker
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Why It Could Be Your Fault if Your Team Loses the World Series
It ain't superstition, it's physics
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November 2, 2016
Why 'Exotic Matter' Matters—and Won the Nobel Prize in Physics
Strange materials with strange behaviors may transform science and engineering
By Jeffrey Kluger
October 4, 2016
No, Black Holes Can't 'Burp.' But What They Do Instead Is Important
A new way to study how black holes eat stars
By Jeffrey Kluger
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3 New Ways to 'See' Black Holes
New research sheds light on the mysteries of black holes
By Jeffrey Kluger
June 8, 2016
A Brief History of the Search for Gravitational Waves
A century of searching has finally paid off
By Justin Worland
February 11, 2016
Scientists Confirm Einstein's Theory of Gravitational Waves
'It's been a very long road but this is just the beginning'
By Justin Worland
February 11, 2016
How Four New Elements Got Seats at the Periodic Table
Science's basic book of ingredients just got a little bigger
By Jeffrey Kluger
January 4, 2016
Physicists May Have Found a Cousin to the 'God Particle'
Tests may have uncovered what researchers said Tuesday may be a new fundamental particle of nature similar to the Higgs Boson.
By Justin Worland
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Breakthrough Prize Gives $22 Million in Science Awards
The awards are now in their third year
By Nash Jenkins
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A new study confirms a theory that the great man of physics never much liked
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