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Philosopher Elise Crull muses over interpretations of quantum physics, focusing on experiments that cast doubt on our classical notions of causality.

A discrepancy between different measurements of the Hubble constant could be removed by the existence of an exotic form of dark matter.

In a series of invited papers, researchers discuss new tools for reducing uncertainties in climate models associated with cloud formation and transport.

Analysis of the gravitational waves from a black hole merger suggests that the final black hole received a kick that will send it out of its galaxy.

A new design based on the quantum capacitance of a silicon quantum dot could enable scalable, high-fidelity qubit readout.

A new laser-based method allows scientists to detect and determine the isotope concentration of different chemicals in a gas in a short time.

Numerical simulations suggest that unpolarized light with a twisted phase could help sort left- and right-handed molecules into separate ring-shaped traps.

Two independent teams show that neutral ytterbium-171 atoms can be trapped and used for quantum information processing, bringing quantum computers based on this platform a step closer to reality.   

An experiment demonstrates that quantum key distribution networks, which are part of highly secure cryptography schemes, can also detect and locate earthquakes.

At the APS April Meeting, physicists discussed ways to support Ukrainian scientists while keeping contact with Russian scientists.