QBism: Is quantum uncertainty all in the mind?
7 May 2014
The microscopic world described by quantum theory seems a strange, confusing place – but some physicists argue it's just us who are uncertain
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Quantum death: How the cosmic speed limit got frozen
26 March 2014
Light speed is no limit in the quantum world – so why can't we exploit that freedom? Perhaps because we're living in the dead husk of a richer cosmos
What is the point of a theory of everything?
9 October 2013
History tells us that we will gain from the search for ultimate truth – just not what we expected, says MacGregor Campbell
Why space has exactly three dimensions
25 September 2013
The explanation of one of reality's greatest mysteries could lie in physics we already know
Space vs time: One has to go – but which?
12 June 2013
If we want to progress towards a theory of everything, we need to understand how space and time fit together – if they do at all, says Anil Ananthaswamy
About time: Countdown to the theory of everything
5 October 2011
General relativity and quantum mechanics explain time in drastically different ways – reconciling them is the key to a theory that will encompass both
About time: Why does time's arrow fly only one way?
5 October 2011
We can move through space in any direction we like – but time is a strictly one-way street, and physicists still can't tell us why
Who was the first scientist?
7 September 2011
Carlo Rovelli argues that ancient Greek philosopher Anaximander should claim the title of The First Scientist
Did our cosmos exist before the big bang?
10 December 2008
What if our universe didn't emerge from nothing, but is a recycled version of one that went before? Anil Ananthaswamy investigates
What makes the universe tick?
19 November 2008
If you want to understand the universe be prepared to get your moments in a muddle, advises Michael Brooks
