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Physicists Celebrate Christmas Too! Top 5 Xmas Gifts to Give a Physicist
With Christmas fast approaching, that time of year where you have no idea what to get anyone you know closes in on you. Carl Talks Physics helps you with 5 hot gift ideas for the lucky physicist in your life… … Continue reading
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Tagged book, brian greene, christmas, crystal, featured, gift, gifts, holiday, new scientist, physicists, presents, science, virgin galactic, xmas
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News: Detecting E.T. by looking for their street lights
As far as we know, Earth is the only place in the universe where life exists and indeed, flourishes. We have been fascinated with the thought of alien life for many years and within the last century even begun searching for … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, News, Space & Earth, Theoretical
Tagged alien, city, ELT, ET, exoplanet, james webb, jwst, lights, search, telescope
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News: 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics – Mystery of the Accelerating Universe
Last week the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded by the The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences to three physicists for their discovery that the expansion of the universe is speeding up. Saul Perlmutter, Brian Schmidt and Adam Riess observed supernovae (exploding stars) at … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Cosmology, News, Space & Earth
Tagged 2011, cosmology, nobel prize, physics, space, stars, supernovae
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Neutrino Oscillations: A Mathematical Introduction
Neutrinos have recently flooded the headlines with a result that may be a hint of hidden extra dimensions, a hint that we may have the wrong view of our universe or even a hint that we don’t know the distance … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Particle Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Theoretical
Tagged featured, maths, matrix, neutrino, news, oscillation, particle, particle physics, pauli, SNO, test
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News: Have physicists caught neutrinos breaking the universal speed limit?
A few days ago a group of scientists published results from their experiment that appeared to show that neutrinos travelled faster than the speed of light, which Einstein’s theory of special relativity says is the cosmic speed limit – nothing could … Continue reading
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Tagged cern, einstein, light, neutrinos, particles, physics, speed
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News: New views of Apollo landing sites remind us we walked on the Moon; show we didn’t walk far
NASA have recently released new higher resolution images of some of the Apollo landing sites that show our physical legacy on the Moon in more detail than ever before. NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) is currently orbiting the Moon creating three dimensional … Continue reading
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Tagged 12, 14, 17, apollo, astronaut, LRO, lunar rover, moon, NASA, surface
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