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Quantum gravity could soon be tested using ultracold atoms

10 Mar 2021
Bose-Einstein condensate illustration
Bose-Einstein condensate: artist’s impression of a quantum state of matter that could soon reveal hints of quantum gravity. Courtesy: iStock/vitacopS
Quantum gravity might soon be tested in the lab, thanks to a new analysis from physicists in the UK,

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Edwin Cartlidge is a science writer based in Rome
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