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Rain on planets across our Solar System

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What’s next after the Large Hadron Collider?

There’s something exciting happening in Venice this week! And I am not talking about a certain high profile wedding. Along with the bustling tourists, hundreds of physicists will be descending upon this ancient city in order to talk about the … Continue reading →

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The Continents You Won’t See on Google Maps

Submerged beneath oceans, buried in the bedrock, or even swallowed by the land under our feet… Earth’s ancient continents have gone missing. For decades, scientists have been on a quest to unearth these lost lands, but how do we go … Continue reading →

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Antimatter annihilates REAL matter!

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Astonishing discovery by computer scientist: how to squeeze space into time

This year, computer scientist Ryan Williams showed an astounding connection between space and time. He thought it was too strange to be true. But, it is. It’s about space, time, fundamental constraints, a 50-year-old mystery, and magical pebbles that resolved … Continue reading →

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We Turned the Mediterranean Into One Big Particle Physics Experiment

[…] In order to study the smallest particles in the known universe, physicists have to build incredibly huge detectors. One of them, currently under construction, stretches across the Mediterranean from France to Greece. And despite being under construction, it’s still … Continue reading →

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Cooling down a hot car – with science

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Can Copenhagen Atomics Make Thorium Reactors Work? An Exclusive Tour to Find Out

What will it really take to commercialise a thorium molten salt small modular reactor? I recently visited Copenhagen Atomics’ research and development facility to find out. There, they’ve got nearly a full working system, everything except the nuclear reaction in … Continue reading →

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How China Won the Thorium Nuclear Energy Race

Go to https://ground.news/coldfusion to compare news coverage, spot media bias, and avoid algorithms. Try Ground News today and get 40% off your subscription. Thorium has been the holy grail of energy production for the better part of a century so … Continue reading →

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Bearded Vulture, which naturally eats bones as 80-90% of its diet.

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