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Large Hadron Collider (LHC) - world’s most powerful particle accelerator at CERN in Europe. Looking for ‘Higgs Boson’, an elementary partcile, theoretically predicted to be able to answer the key questions regarding the universe, its beginning... LHC...
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That’s right only 3 things. Oh, there are plenty of things that I wish I would have learned about at university, but I am well aware that no degree will give you an...
made popular Sep 2 2008
Developed by Australia’s Krome Studios, this Hellboy adventure, released to coincide with the new Hollywood flick, begins promisingly.The inimitable Ron Perlman...
made popular Aug 29 2008
” * Discoveries in astronomy have shown beyond a reasonable doubt that the universe did, in fact, have a beginning. There was a single moment of creation.
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made popular Aug 29 2008
A new Canadian study shows why “papa”, “daddy” and “mommy” are the only first words new-born babies understand.
The study,...
made popular Aug 27 2008
A little while back I linked to Sahotra Sarkar’s review of Steve Fuller’s Science versus Religion. Now Fuller has put up a defence at the Intelligent Design...
made popular Aug 24 2008
Beijing fired over 1,000 rain dispersal rockets on Friday evening to blow away rain clouds for the smooth opening ceremony of the 29th Olympic Games at the National...
made popular Aug 11 2008
The UC Berkley scientist team has made a major development towards creating a cloak that is 100% invisible. The team, led by scientist Xiang Zhang, has developed a...
made popular Aug 11 2008
University of Manchester scientists have uncovered the 3D structure of Mps1 - a protein that regulates the number of chromosomes during cell division and thus has an...
made popular Aug 10 2008
There are generally two types of science: first, there’s the type that makes computers work, allows us to ride around in metal boxes propelled by continuous...
made popular Aug 7 2008
Scientists sometimes do crazy things. Too crazy. Purple Slinky blog (what a name) has an intriguing post about 5 scientists that went too far in the name of science.
made popular Aug 7 2008
Chinese government’s olympian efforts to clean up the city’s air aren’t working.
made popular Aug 5 2008
Although “our reliance on fossil fuels has created global warming” sounded strange to me, I enjoy Al Gore optimism as much as a reality of processes occurring...
made popular Aug 4 2008
Religion is dangerous, he wrote; it breeds hatred and idiocy. It is our job to advance humanity’s knowledge
made popular Aug 2 2008
He is 8ft tall and has a roar that could start an avalanche.
Despite this, the yeti has always managed to remain abominably elusive.
But yesterday, claims that the...
made popular Aug 2 2008
The history of scientific discovery is full of missteps. Sometimes iffy ideas lead to stronger theories. Other times, a good idea becomes a bad idea.
made popular Jul 29 2008
Modern day antiretroviral drugs lover HIV levels past detectable levels. But a HIV positive person has to stay on the drugs because the virus hides in immune cells,...
made popular Jul 26 2008
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Sixteen years after Barbie dolls declared, “Math class is tough!” girls are proving that, at math, they are just as tough as boys. In the largest study of...
made popular Jul 24 2008
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Dr. Victor A. McKusick, a key architect of the Human Genome Project and a winner of the National Medal of Science, has died. He was 86.Officials at Johns Hopkins...
made popular Jul 24 2008
About The Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN will become the world’s largest and highest-energy particle accelerator. Its main...
made popular Jul 22 2008
Apparently, America’s STEM is more of a dropping leaf. STEM means science, technology, engineering, and math; the number of graduates under these fields is dropping....
made popular Jul 21 2008
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Who says science doesn’t turn people on? Kate McAlpine is a rising star on YouTube for her rap performance _ about high-energy particle physics.
made popular Sep 1 2008
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The largest machine ever made to explore the world’s tiniest particles will be launched next month with an initial attempt to fire beams around a 17-mile circular...
made popular Aug 7 2008
About The Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN will become the world’s largest and highest-energy particle accelerator. Its main...
made popular Jul 22 2008
If you had ever wanted to know how a bullet travels in slow motion, when fired, you will be able to see it for real in detail, thanks to a camera developed by the...
made popular Jul 2 2008
Before your imagination goes jumping around trying to figure out what you can actually do with a material that goes invisible, let me tell you that this has nothing to...
made popular Jun 4 2008
According to calculations done by physicists of the University of St Andrews the normally attractive Casimir force between two surfaces can be made repulsive. The...
made popular Jun 4 2008
Levitation has been elevated from being pure science fiction to science fact, according to a study reported today by physicists. Beijing saleswoman demonstrates toy...
made popular Jun 4 2008
The designers at New York City based Fluxxlab studio have come up with the unique idea of creating sustainable energy from otherwise wasted human energy from the...
made popular Feb 8 2008
It has been one of the most captivating and wonderful fantasies of quantum physics. Since H.G Wells, it has almost been the topic of discussion even among the common...
made popular Feb 8 2008
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The effect is called giant magnetoresistance, but it enables amazing things at the miniature level.Two European scientists won the 2007 Nobel Prize in physics Tuesday...
made popular Oct 9 2007
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France’s Albert Fert and German Peter Gruenberg won the 2007 Nobel Prize in physics on Monday for technology used to read information from computer hard...
made popular Oct 9 2007
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Two European scientists won the 2007 Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for a discovery that lets computers, iPods and other digital devices store reams of data on...
made popular Oct 9 2007
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Discoveries of planets orbiting stars outside the solar system, efforts to better understand why weather is so chaotic and work on carbon tubes are among the...
made popular Oct 9 2007
The $8 billion Large Hadron Collider, of which we have been talking from a long time here, here, and here, is now finally taking shape to operate fully in 2008....
made popular May 9 2007
Harry Potter isn’t the only scholastic with an invisibility cloak. Our religious scriptures visibly depict man’s immeasurable desire to become invisible....
made popular Apr 10 2007
Remember “phantom” particle? If not, let me remind you. In 1977, theoretical physicists predicted that there should exist a particle with no charge and the...
made popular Dec 7 2006
Growing number of Chinese women are taking up Physics at the graduation level. This is backed by an article at the website of the topmost physics institute in China -...
made popular Mar 24 2006
The Nobel Foundation website has recently put a few, I must say - awesome flash-based games for playing. These games are just not your average game that you love...
made popular Dec 14 2005
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