Physical Sciences
- Your Next Clock Could Be A Pulsar
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The rate at which all pulsars spin is known to be decreasing very slowly. What the team has found is ...
Article - News Staff - Jun 24 2010 - 3:52pm
- Entangled Photon Pairs Get A Little Brighter
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entangled photons twenty times brighter than all existing systems. The researchers have invented a novel ...
Article - News Staff - Jul 10 2010 - 6:56pm
- Extreme Amateur Science: Building the Sun in your Basement
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fast electricity to satisfy all of our energy-hungry lives. If you have the cash, you might try ...
Blog Post - Matthew T. Dearing - Jul 25 2010 - 8:04pm
- Mars As Big As The Moon... This Year Only! (and Next Year, And The Next)
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much information about how it all works. For example, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory provides an ...
Article - Matthew T. Dearing - Jul 27 2010 - 7:29am
- Plot Of The Week: A Lovely Dimuon Mass Spectrum
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out and attach on the bulletin board of all the universities and institutes participating in the LHC ...
Article - Tommaso Dorigo - Jul 27 2010 - 2:44pm
- Proof Of Aliens Is Just Around The Corner
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possible merit at all. In addition, it would be a strong reality check on what finding an alien life form ...
Article - Gerhard Adam - Aug 16 2010 - 9:26pm
- Painfully Slow Inflation
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faster than light?” I will get into all this in the next post. ...
Article - Sascha Vongehr - Jan 13 2012 - 7:59pm
- Fundamental Physics: Fine Tuning Or Coincidence?
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expansion called “cosmic inflation” ironed out all the curvature that might have been there initially, so ...
Article - Sascha Vongehr - Dec 6 2011 - 5:37am
- 2010 Nobel Prize In Physics Awarded To Andre Geim And Konstantin Novoselov For Graphene Work
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Geim said he had forgotten it was Nobel time when the prize committee called him. "It has all the ...
Article - News Staff - Oct 5 2010 - 12:02pm
- Chinese Eat Our Moon Lunch
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commercial space flight industry tests whether to throw its hand into the game as well. We already have all ...
Article - Project Calliope - Oct 8 2010 - 8:08am
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