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Germany’s State Alliance for Fusion Research has added Baden-Württemberg as its 7th member, advancing plans for the nation’s ...

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During World War Two, a pair of physicists went to great lengths to keep their Nobel Prize medals out of the hands of the Nazis. Here’s the absolutely wild story.

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