French American duo win Nobel for quantum physics work
Serge Haroche of France and David Wineland of the United States share the 2012 Nobel Prize in physics for developing methods to observe and control individual atoms and photons without destroying their quantum states. Their breakthroughs enable precision experiments and potential quantum computer and clock advances.
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Baumgartner Cancels Supersonic Jump Attempt in Wind
Felix Baumgartner cooled his plan for a 23 mile free fall from the stratosphere after winds rose above safe limits. A second balloon is ready and a new attempt could come Thursday, with technicians noting a radio and capsule issue that delayed filling.
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Man dies after eating live roaches in contest investigations open
Florida medical examiner probes Edward Archbold death after he ate crickets worms and cockroaches for a snake prize while others in the contest did not fall ill. The incident spotlights why people eat bugs amid reality TV and dare culture.
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