Inside the High-Tech Lab Where Scientists Are Redefining the Kilogram
The watt balance will tell us what a kilogram is. Continue reading Inside the High-Tech Lab Where Scientists Are Redefining the Kilogram
Collaborate Disseminate
The watt balance will tell us what a kilogram is. Continue reading Inside the High-Tech Lab Where Scientists Are Redefining the Kilogram
A new explanation for the something that is nothing. Continue reading Could Dark Energy Just Be Frozen Neutrinos?
High-energy cosmic rays mean an increase in cellular mutations, for good and bad. Continue reading Radiation From Ancient Supernovae May Have Given Evolution an Astrophysical Push
It has stick figures! Continue reading A Gravitational Waves Explanation Even a Five Year Old Can Grasp
The sci-fi dream of perfect passive invisibility will forever remain a dream, argue engineers. Continue reading You Will Never Be Invisible
Beginning in 1827, [Michael Faraday] began giving a series of public lectures at Christmas on various subjects. The “Christmas Lectures” continued for 19 years and became wildly popular with upper-class Londoners. [Bill Hammack], aka [The Engineer Guy], has taken on the task of presenting [Faraday]’s famous 1848 “The Chemical History of a Candle” lecture in a five-part video series that is a real treat.
We’ve only gotten through the first episode so far, but we really enjoyed it. The well-produced lectures are crisply delivered and filled with simple demonstrations that drive the main points home. [Bill] delivers more or less …read more
A new study helps explain why cats are such good hunters. Continue reading Cats Can Sort of Understand the Laws of Physics, Say Scientists
As if the ‘ballistic’ tongue wasn’t enough. Continue reading Chameleon Spit Is a Wonder of Physics
A recent experiment could open new doors in space-based quantum communication. Continue reading Physicists Send ‘Twisted Light’ 143 Kilometers, a New Record
Einstein referred to her as the most important woman in the history of mathematics. Her theorem has been recognized as “one of the most important mathematical theorems ever proved in guiding the development of modern physics.” Yet many people haven’t the slightest clue of who this woman was, or what she did that was so significant to our understanding of how our world works. If you count yourself as one of those who have never heard of Emmy Noether and wish to enlighten yourself, please read on. I can only hope I do her memory justice. Not just by telling …read more