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Topic: Physics (page 5)

Hall of Supreme Harmony, Forbidden City Records show ancient Chinese workers pulled the 300-ton center stone in this famous staircase over man-made roads of ice. (Image courtesy of Chui Hu)

Francie Diep - Popular Science
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Associated Press
(Accelerator Chips Matt Beardsley/SLAC)

FCDIEP - Popular Science

KIT EATON - Fast Company
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Walkie Talkie tower in central London (Reuters/Stefan Wermuth)

Lindsay Abrams
(Reuters/Denis Balibouse)

Prachi Gupta
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John Heilprin
Starship Enterprise model at the Smithsonian (Wikimedia) (Wikimedia)

Faster-than-light travel?

Natasha Lennard
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Barry Neild

The life and times of Stephen Hawking

Laura Miller
The immense Andromeda galaxy, also known as Messier 31

Dark matter and dueling scientists

Laura Miller
A multicolored Perseid meteor striking the sky just to the right from Milky Way.

Christine Mathias
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Raphael G. Satter

When physics got spooky

Laura Miller
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Patrick Smith

Laura Miller
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The bleeding edge of physics

Thomas Wilson

Leonard Cassuto

David Appell

"The Hole in the Universe"

Michael Scott Moore
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Janelle Brown
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The valiant sperm and the femme fatale egg: Can science ever be culturally neutral?

Margaret Wertheim
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