Quantum particle work wins Nobel prize
Man found with explosives at Swedish nuclear plant
Finn takes gold at cellphone throwing contest
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A French and an American scientist won the Nobel Prize for finding ways to measure quantum particles without destroying them.
Police said on Wednesday they were interrogating a man who had entered a nuclear plant on Sweden's south-east coast carrying highly explosive material. Sven-Erik Karlsson, spokesperson for Kalmar County Police, said police received a call from the Oskarshamn plant at 7.58am local time.
Anyone wanting to throw away their cellphone can do it in style and may even win a medal -- at the Mobile Phone Throwing World Championship, Finland's latest contribution to offbeat athleticism. Originally a local event in this small town close to the Russian border, the seventh annual contest on Saturday drew about 100 throwers from as far afield as Canada, Russia and Belgium.
A French and an American scientist won the Nobel Prize for finding ways to measure quantum particles without destroying them.
Police said on Wednesday they were interrogating a man who had entered a nuclear plant on Sweden's south-east coast carrying highly explosive material. Sven-Erik Karlsson, spokesperson for Kalmar County Police, said police received a call from the Oskarshamn plant at 7.58am local time.
Anyone wanting to throw away their cellphone can do it in style and may even win a medal -- at the Mobile Phone Throwing World Championship, Finland's latest contribution to offbeat athleticism. Originally a local event in this small town close to the Russian border, the seventh annual contest on Saturday drew about 100 throwers from as far afield as Canada, Russia and Belgium.







