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Images of 2017 in physics

15 Dec 2017 Hamish Johnston

We are fortunate at Physics World that the stories we cover are often highly visual. Physics and astronomy are full of eye-catching imagery and we would like to share with you some of our favourite images of 2017.

High speed: a frog retracts its tongue after catching an insect
Frogs use non-Newtonian saliva to capture prey This high-speed photograph shows a leopard frog captu

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