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Researchers created an interference pattern for molecules made of atoms -- the largest objects ever shown to reveal the weird quantum effect of particle-wave duality. Astronauts living at the International Space Station have started learning how to refuel a spacecraft in space instead of on the ground. Although weather and political leaders can drive public acceptance of climate change, a new study suggests some of that is misplaced. Instead, a sinking economy might play a much larger role than anyone thought.

We now have yet another indication that neutrinos cannot travel faster than the speed of light after all, provided by a neighbor of the OPERA detector that set off the fuss in the first place. Microsoft gives the world another sneak peek at Internet Explorer 10's new touch-friendly Metro interface, designed for the coming-soon Windows 8 tablets. Researchers have discovered a population of leopard frogs in the New York City area that are probably a previously unrecognized species.

We at Ars take great pride in our unique combination of technical savvy and wide-ranging interest in the human arts and sciences. Our editorial team is at home on Linux, Mac, and Windows; they know both the home and the enterprise; they understand law and politics; and they specialize in bringing readers the right answer, the first time.

It's no wonder that Ars has become a "go-to" destination for those who need to sift the wheat from the chaff. Ars Technica is also unique in a number of ways. We are a proud leader in conversational media, a new and exciting answer to the reader's need and desire for fresh voices, informed reporting, and reader engagement. Ars writers aren't afraid of wit or strongly-held opinions, and readers find both on display throughout our work. But at Ars, "opinion" never devolves into dogma; we strive for measured judgments and carefully relayed contexts.

Those who come to Ars looking for computing religion won't find it, and that's why millions of readers trust our take on the day's tech news and look forward to our original reporting.

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