Black Holes and Qubits Appear to Have Quite A Lot in Common
	At first glance, black holes and qubits seem to be two completely different entities and indeed they are, although they seem to share a great deal of resemblances. For example, last year, Michael Duff from the Imperial College London first demonstrated a connection between the entropy of a black hole and the ways three qubits can be entangled. And apparently it doesn't stop here, as more and more connections between the two sprung up ... [read more >>]
	04 July 2008, 10:37GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

The Universe in a Test Tube
	What better way to understand the universe than to create your very own? Of course, black holes, supernova explosions and Big Bangs are off limits for laboratories on Earth, but helium-3 cooled to only 17,7 degrees Celsius above absolute zero will do just as good in replicating the processes that took place soon after the Big Bang event, leading to the rapid expansion of the universe in space-time and ultimately to the creation of galaxies ... [read more >>]
	09 May 2008, 04:18GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia