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What the thermodynamics of clocks tell us about the mysteries of time

What the thermodynamics of clocks tell us about the mysteries of time

29 December 2021

Surprising new insights about the strange physics underlying how clocks work could transform our understanding of time's arrow – and hint at how time works at the quantum scale


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How time works with Sean Carroll

27 January 2021

"Time" is the most-used noun in the English language, yet some physicists don't even believe that time is real. In this talk, Sean Carroll will argue that time is real, yet that some aspects of it remain mysterious. Time seems to move forward because...


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The time paradox: How your brain creates the fourth dimension

3 July 2019

We all feel the passing of time, but nothing in physics suggests it is a fundamental property of the universe. So where does our sense of time’s flow come from?


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Time Tries All Things review – Take time out to enjoy a dreamlike show

30 January 2019

String theory, triangulation, relativity - who cares if physicists trying to explain time have reached an impasse? A new show presses pause on hunting for answers


Carlo Rovelli: The nature of time

Carlo Rovelli: The nature of time

27 November 2018

We all experience time passing, but why? Carlo Rovelli reveals why time is more complex than intuition suggests; it may not exist at all


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How to think about... Time

27 June 2018

Physics says that our perception of smoothly flowing time is a cosmic accident. So why do we think the future always comes after the past?


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Carlo Rovelli: physics' literary superstar makes us rethink time

18 April 2018

The Order of Time, an elegant demolition job of our ideas about the subject, looks set to become the latest bestseller from the cultured mind of Carlo Rovelli


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Quantum time: Is this where the flow of existence comes from?

18 April 2018

Why we perceive the passage of time is one of the biggest mysteries of physics. Now we could have found its source – in our most potent theory of reality


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