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If you measure two identical items, one in feet, and another in centimeters, there's no difference, right? Just do the conversion, and you'll see that the two objects are the same size, in both feet and i... 0 Published 3 days ago in
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A model of the USS Enterprise. Image: Louie Kenny/Flickr Only an imagination made of stone could fail to stir at the thought of a real-world USS Enterprise blasting away from Earth within 20 years, reaching Mars in three months and restoring a sense of ep... 0 Published 6 days ago in
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By Mark Brown, Wired UK A group of Chinese engineers have smashed the records for quantum teleportation, by creating a pair of entangled photons over a distance of almost 100 kilometers. Quantum entanglement is the mysterious phenomenon where two particl... 0 Published 10 days ago in
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Infinity is a pretty difficult concept for us to grasp. The world we live in is full of limitations, so the idea that something can go on and on, forever and ever, doesn't come naturally to us. And to mak... 0 Published 11 days ago in
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You might think the trippy animated visualizations in your media player are the best way to see your music. But astronaut Don Pettit has found a better way—and all it requires is a small set of spea... 0 Published 11 days ago in
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Though quantum teleportation has existed for well over 10 years, it has never actually happened at a distance that would be of any use to people in the real world. But for the first time, Chinese researche... 0 Published 13 days ago in
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If you're gonna cheat, cheat smart. Like an Oxford math professor, who has revealed how he used the world's first wearable computer to beat the roulette tables of Las Vegas back in the 1970s. More ... 0 Published 15 days ago in
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WIMPs (Weakly Interacting Massive Particles) are a theoretical class of matter that are suspected of being the elusive "dark matter" that presumably constitutes 80 percent of the Universe. A new study by U... 0 Published 15 days ago in
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By Jon Cartwright, ScienceNOW Lenses are a part of everyday life—they help us focus words on a page, the light from stars, and the tiniest details of microorganisms. But making a lens for highly energetic light known as gamma rays had been thought imposs... 0 Published 16 days ago in
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FRANCE knows no such thing as physics Submitted by: nerolambda 0 Published 16 days ago in
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This short video, made at the UK's National Physical Laboratory, proudly explains the science behind the world's first accurate atomic clock. It was designed by Louis Essen and built at the National Physi... 0 Published 17 days ago in
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Today, you might read that scientists have developed a way to produce faster-than-light travel. But steady, there: we've been burnt once recently, so let's not let it happen again. Did scientists really ma... 0 Published 18 days ago in
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A while back, Sixty Symbols asked a bunch of physicists what they thought would happen if you were to place your hand in the particle beam at the LHC and... none of them knew. Now they've done some diggin... 0 Published 22 days ago in
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DR. REED RICHARDS welcome to his physics class Submitted by: Unknown 0 Published 23 days ago in
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One day, Moore's Law will no longer hold true. This rule says computer power doubles every 18 months. But just how will it break down? And when? In the video above, theoretical physicist Michio Kaku explai... 0 Published 24 days ago in
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Here's a TED talk you must watch: Brian Greene explains why there is a multiverse, the theory that we live in one of many different universes. All to answer this question: Why do we humans find ourselves ... 0 Published 26 days ago in
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PHYSICS I broke them again Submitted by: Unknown 0 Published 28 days ago in
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Sure there’s enough surface area for two people, but you’re also likely to sink when two people climb onto a wooden door floating in water. 0 Published 34 days ago in
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Until now, electrons have been regarded as elementary particles—which means that scientists thought they had no component parts or substructure. But now, electrons have been observed decaying into tw... 0 Published 36 days ago in
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Today is the anniversary of Albert Einstein's death in 1955. His passing was a huge loss, not just to physics but the entire academy—and, in the hours following his demise, photographer Ralph Morse m... 0 Published 37 days ago in
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By Katie Scott, Wired UK A physicist faced with a fine for running a stop sign has proved his innocence by publishing a mathematical paper, and has even won a prize for his efforts. Dmitri Krioukov is a physicist based at the University of California in... 0 Published 39 days ago in
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It's time to spend another lethargic Monday morning wrapping your head around Minute Physics' latest crash course in science. This time around they explain why trying to name or number the multiple dimens... 0 Published 39 days ago in
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Like quantum physics? What about quantum computers? Or quantum computers in a diamond? Then you should know that researchers at the Max Planck Institute have appropriately devised a way to create a quantum... 0 Published 42 days ago in
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GOOD POINT too bad you can’t spell “theoretical” Submitted by: Unknown 0 Published 44 days ago in
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What kind of YouTube witchery is this? Four hundred years ago, we'd all be burned for watching this video—the man's made a stream of water stand completely still in the air. How'd he do it? More&... 0 Published 44 days ago in
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When a team of biologists, physicists, and engineers at Brown University put their heads together to look at batwings, they discovered how wings on everything from military vehicles to batman could become ... 0 Published 44 days ago in
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Distances are typically documented using specific measurement terms like inches, feet, and even miles. But when someone asks you how far it is to the mall, you'll usually respond with a measurement of tim... 0 Published 47 days ago in
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A few millionths of a second is all it takes for electrons to traverse the world’s most powerful X-ray laser, but this new time-lapse video (above) makes the half-mile trip in 37 seconds. The Linac Coherent Light Source, or LCLS, uses magnets to ac... 0 Published 51 days ago in
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Most of us don't know much about Einstein. Minutephysics has spent the past month trying to beat a little context into our pea-sized dummy brains beyond, like, E=mc2. But it's about time we got to learning the big one. More »... 0 Published 56 days ago in
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True, the pink is a lie. But a UC Santa Barbara research team has honestly just generated eleven new hues using lasers and ion cascades. More » 0 Published 57 days ago in
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By Matthew Francis, Ars Technica One of the deepest mysteries in quantum physics is the wave-particle duality: every quantum object has properties of both a wave and a particle. Nowhere is this effect more beautifully demonstrated than in the double-slit... 0 Published 59 days ago in
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Researchers have proposed building a nuclear clock that would lose only one-tenth of a second over 14 billion years, the current age of the universe. The design would be 100 times more accurate than current atomic clocks and might be used in applications... 0 Published 65 days ago in
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Julius von Bismarck is only 28 years old, but his artistic resumé is already several pages long. He's currently taking time off from school to be the new artist in residence at CERN - the world's biggest p... 0 Published 66 days ago in
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The Special Theory of Relativity. It's the most famous thing the most famous physicist ever did, but what makes it so special? Turns out, it helped prove that we could, uhh, move. Seriously. Here's the la... 0 Published 67 days ago in
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By John Timmer, Ars Technica 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. OPERA’s detector sits deep... 0 Published 70 days ago in
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Stanford scientists have created designer electrons that behave as if they were exposed to a magnetic field of 60 Tesla—a force 30 percent stronger than anything ever sustained on Earth. The work co... 0 Published 71 days ago in
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To achieve their extraordinary coordination, starling flocks in flight behave mathematically like metals becoming magnetized, researchers say. The same group previously described aspects of starling flocking with equations use... 0 Published 72 days ago in
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Ohio State University researchers have captured the first-ever images of atoms moving within a molecule using a novel technique that turns one of the molecules own electrons into a kind of flash bulb. The ... 0 Published 78 days ago in
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After a 10-year search, two experiments from Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois report hints of what may be the Higgs boson. The finding bolsters results announced last year from CERN’s LHC experiments, which may have spotted the elu... 0 Published 79 days ago in
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Light bulbs have always required more electricity than they need to produce light because the energy conversion process—changing electricity to light—was inefficient. But an MIT research team h... 0 Published 80 days ago in
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We all know that February 29th only exists every four years, but do you know what exactly a year is? Or how we came to that measurement? Minute Phsyics does, and they're happy to enlighten you in their la... 0 Published 86 days ago in
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Minute Physics has undertaken the daunting task of explaining the Theory of Everything. But not surprisingly, it's going to take more than just a couple of minutes. So they've broken it down into smaller ... 0 Published 88 days ago in
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SHADOWS this chair does not need them Submitted by: Unknown 0 Published 91 days ago in
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Scientists have produced the most precise measurement of a fundamental particle called the W boson. It will help them search for the elusive Higgs boson, the discovery of which would be an epoch-making event. The W boson’s new mass is 80.387 giga e... 0 Published 91 days ago in
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The sensational result that neutrinos can travel faster than the speed of light may be undone by nothing more than a simple mechanical error. Scientists from the OPERA collaboration at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory in Italy have “identified tw... 0 Published 92 days ago in
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We know that Einstein always has the last laugh, but this is hilarious: the faster-than-light particles that could have wrecked his relativity theory are no more. It was a mistake in the test results cause... 0 Published 92 days ago in
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