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A Deeper Understanding of the Universe – from 2km Underground
At the Guardian.
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged Neutrinos, nobel prize, Perimeter Institute, video
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How big is a quark?
At the Guardian.
Mice, mops and zombies
Last night Leon & I watched “Shaun of the Dead” – again, for me, and first time for him. An excellent film, funny and slightly disturbing, made all the better by the familiarity of the North London setting. (Including the … Continue reading
Posted in Rambling
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First particle-beams of 2016 in Cern’s Large Hadron Collider
At the Guardian.
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