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The week in physics: Black hole comic strip; Improvements to IceCube

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Black holes aren't black

A half century after the discovery of Hawking radiation, we are still dealing with the quantum puzzle it exposed.

Claire Lamman

MAR 26, 2026

Q&A: Friederike Otto assesses the role of climate change in extreme weather events

The physicist-philosopher's work on understanding climate change is also relevant for adaptation measures in health, law, and the economy.

Toni Feder

MAR 24, 2026

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From the vault

The stability of the bicycle

Tired of quantum electrodynamics, Brillouin zones, Regge poles? Try this old, unsolved problem in dynamics—how does a bike work?

David E. H. Jones

APR 01, 1970

IceCube expands neutrino search to spot fainter signals

A major upgrade to the 15-year-old detector will aid in the study of neutrino oscillations.

Jenessa Duncombe

MAR 25, 2026

What can physicists do?

Janine Abyad oversees airport infrastructure projects

Toni Feder

MAR 26, 2026

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