Physical Sciences
- John Ellis On The Ascent Of The Standard Model
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all, it was a very enjoyable summary of 15 exciting years of electroweak physics. ...
Article - Tommaso Dorigo - Sep 17 2014 - 4:27am
- Small Is Ugly 2
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= 10-9 m.) For nanowires, all fluids are hard and terribly sticky. Merely being near a collapsing bubble, ...
Article - Sascha Vongehr - Sep 26 2014 - 4:37am
- The Most Metal-Poor Stars in the Galactic Bulge Found
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star,” they conclude. Gaia-ESO is a public spectroscopic survey, systematically covering all major ...
Blog Post - Tomasz Nowakowski - Oct 2 2014 - 6:23pm
- Antares Rocket Disaster Aftermath
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pretty shocked also. Luckily, nobody was hurt and all of the equipment can be replaced.” University of ...
Blog Post - Tomasz Nowakowski - Nov 2 2014 - 5:36am
- Gravitational Waves Could Unlock Secrets Of The Black Hole Universe
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imagine whirling around with the black holes, then it all looks much clearer, and we can write down ...
Article - News Staff - Nov 16 2014 - 9:00am
- Introduction To Pulse Width Modulation Using Scratch On The Kano Computer
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“MotorA” in the textbox. Click the “OK” button and Scratch will create all the motor control variables for ...
Article - Steve Schuler - Nov 14 2014 - 4:01pm
- Sunlight Converted To Electricity With Over 40 Percent Efficiency
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equivalent to all of the pavement that currently exists. And 20,000 miles of new transmission lines. All ...
Article - News Staff - Dec 7 2014 - 11:48am
- The Hard Life Of The Science Outreach Agent
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I decided this had not been time wasted after all. Proselitism requires patience, devotion, and ...
Article - Tommaso Dorigo - Jan 17 2015 - 2:49pm
- The ATLAS Top Production Asymmetry And One Thing I Do Not Like Of It
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electrons, or an electron and a muon, or two muons. All of these leptons, if energetic and isolated from ...
Article - Tommaso Dorigo - Jan 30 2015 - 12:11pm
- Classical Gravity, Part 1: The Problems
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are all for classical systems, with slow speeds and low mass densities. The first galaxy scale ...
Blog Post - Doug Sweetser - Feb 25 2015 - 12:26pm
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