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Medical physicists say fear of diagnostic radiation is overblown

Patients should not decline X-rays for medically advised procedures. »

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Diamonds can communicate

Oxford physicists successfully demonstrate quantum entanglement with solid objects. »

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 The vibrational states of two spatially separated, millimeter-sized diamonds are entangled. Credit: Dr. Lee and colleagues | Image Copyright Science|AAAS

The power of vertical axis wind turbines

Advantages are increased wind farm efficiency and cost savings. »

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