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We've seen signs of a mirror-image universe that is touching our own

Space

We've seen signs of a mirror-image universe that is touching our own

New experiments are revealing hints of a world and a reality that are complete reflections of ours. This mirrorverse may be able to solve the mystery of the universe's missing dark matter

Features

High Life’s sex and black holes sci-fi intrigues without satisfying

Space

High Life’s sex and black holes sci-fi intrigues without satisfying

Culture

Bubble universe

Physics

Mini universes could be constantly exploding at every point in space

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Our pick of Venice Biennale 2019's most scientific artworks

Humans

Our pick of Venice Biennale 2019's most scientific artworks

Culture

Night sky

Space

The universe is 2.5 billion times less magnetic than a fridge magnet

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CHIME telescope

Space

Fast radio bursts: We're finally decoding messages from deep space

Features

solar eclipse

Physics

Must we topple Einstein to let physics leap forward again?

Culture

Radar spikes

Space

Spiky space antenna will probe the frigid exteriors of Jupiter's moons

Regulars

Pluto

Space

It will be 'snowing' nitrogen on Pluto for the next century

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Natasha Lyonne

Physics

Russian Doll: To escape the multiverse, think like Einstein

In Netflix's sci-fi smash Russian Doll, Nadia uses multiverse magic to break out of an endless loop of death – a reminder that it pays to remember your physics

Culture

Physics

The race to see the start of time in the first light of the universe

Features

Life

A Place That Exists Only in Moonlight review: Sublime raid on infinity

Culture

Physics

'We'll die before we find the answer': Crisis at the heart of physics

Features

Space

Radio wave bursts from space keep hitting Earth and we don't know why

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