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Physicists to conduct first observational test of the multiverse

London - Theoretical physicists in Great Britain are now conducting tests for the very first time to find evidence of multiple alternative universes, otherwise known as a multiverse. A team of cosmologists will search the cosmic microwave background radiation.

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Physicist Stephen Hawking’s new book to be released in September

New York - On Sept. 7, British scientist Stephen Hawking will release his new book entitled "The Grand Design." The book outlines Hawking's theory to describe and explain the forces of nature.

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Majorana particle glimpsed in lab

Researchers report compelling evidence of creating a theoretical particle that has been the subject of a 75-year search for proof.

AUDIO: UK 'overtakes US' in physics

Dr Beth Taylor of the Institute of Physics explains why Britain has overtaken the US in the field of physics research.

VIDEO: Higgs in rare interview about boson

Theoretical physicist Peter Higgs has said being given the Edinburgh Award came as a great surprise. His work on the existence of the so-called God particle began in the 1960s.

Physical activity and good marks may be linked

Good performance in school may be linked to the amount of physical activity children get, according to a new report published Monday.

Physical activity cuts heart attack rise globally

Physical activity during both work and leisure time appears to significantly lower the risk of heart attack, whether a person lives in Canada or Colombia, research suggests.