Cosmos

[:eu]’Squeezed light’ could make for an even more sensitive gravitational wave detectors. [:]

[:eu]The universe is a lot more complicated than many people think. Paul Davies explains.[:]

[:eu]Twinkling termite mounds and sparkling acacia trees could mark the spot where veins of gold can be found in a region of Western Australia.[:]

[:eu]Geraint F. Lewis’ day job involves creating synthetic universes on supercomputers. They can be overwhelmingly bizarre, unstable places. The question that compels him is: how did our universe come to […]

[:eu]Particle physics is petrolhead science – a particle-revving, high-octane demolition derby near the speed of light. Cathal O’Connell looks ahead to new ‘Higgs factories’ on teraelectronvolt, megawatt and gigadollar scales.[:]

[:eu]Charles Darwin learnt a lot from finches, but the little birds still have much to teach us[:]

[:eu]How a global network of radio telescopes will image, for the first time, the event horizon of a black hole.[:]

[:es]This species of ant and the six species of plant it cultivates are entirely dependent on each other for survival. [:]

[:en]Hybrids could have had anatomical problems – or were simply too ugly to snare a mate.[:]