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Einstein: Fast Radio Bursts Test Theory Of General Relativity In New Method

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Satellite: ESA's Mislaunched Galileo Satellites Will Test Einstein's Theory Of Relativity

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Lightweight Metal: Scientists Create New Strong, Lightweight Metal

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Physicists Closer To Understanding Why Universe Did Not Collapse After Big Bang

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Skin Detection Technology: New Technology Can Better Characterize Human Skin

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Supernova: Titan Supercomputer Helps Scientists Create 3-D Supernova Simulations

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Researchers Replicate Image Of How Dolphins See For First Time

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LISA Pathfinder Set To Search For Gravitational Waves, Advance Einstein's Theory

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Fast Radio Bursts: Scientists Uncover Origins

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New Particle In 'Material Universe' Predicted By Physicists

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Black Holes Might Actually Be Balls Of Fire, Theory Says

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Earth May Be Lined By 'Hairs' Of Dark Matter, Study Proposes

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Japanese AI Competing To Get Into University Of Tokyo

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Ultra-Short X-Ray Pulses Could Be Key To Understanding Fastest Events In Physics

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Portable Particle Accelerators Could Soon Become A Reality

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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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