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   BROWSE BY AUTHOR : ROBERT MATTHEWS
The end of the universe is cancelled -- Robert Matthews  -- U.K. Telegraph  -- February 09, 2003

NASA has proved the existence of "dark energy", a cosmic force that counteracts gravity and will keep the universe expanding forever. The discovery effectively demolishes the theory that life will be wiped out in a "Big Crunch" when the universe collapses, and should end decades of academic dispute over the forces at work on the universe.

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Earth punctured by tiny cosmic missiles -- Robert Matthews  -- Telegraph  -- May 12, 2002

FORGET dangers from giant meteors: Earth is facing another threat from outer space. Scientists have come to the conclusion that two mysterious explosions in the 1990s were caused by bizarre cosmic missiles, or "strangelets".

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Meteor Clue to end of Middle East Civilisations -- Robert Matthews  -- The Telegraph (UK)  -- November 04, 2001

Scientists have found the first evidence that a devastating meteor impact in the Middle East might have triggered the mysterious collapse of civilisations more than 4,000 years ago.

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Entangled clouds raise hope of teleportation -- Robert Matthews  -- New Scientist  -- September 26, 2001

Clouds of trillions of atoms have for the first time been linked by quantum "entanglement" - that spooky, almost telepathic link between distant particles. The feat opens new possibilities for quantum communication systems and sci-fi-style teleporting of objects from one place to another.

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Star Trekking -- Robert Matthews  -- New Scientist  -- April 15, 2000

New research based on Einstein's general theory of relativity suggests that wormholes large and stable enough to allow intergalactic travel really can exist.

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