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Category Archives: Arts
Fourier analysis and the Uncertainty Principle
As I mentioned here, I was one of many contributors to the Cosmic Shambles “Nine Lessons and Carols for Socially Distanced People” extravaganza just before Christmas. My bit was a short physics chat trying to give some insight into how … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Physics, Science
Tagged Cosmic Shambles, Dave Coplin, Diesel, Fourier Analysis, ninelessons, Pete Etchells, quantum mechanics, Zahara
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Nine Lessons 24
I was privileged to be part of this, and the wrap-up/running order is now up at the Cosmic Shambles Network. Top quote “If this whole thing reads like a weird fever dream. It was.” Some highlights will be up there … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Science, Silly
Tagged Charles Dickens, Cosmic Shambles, Jacob Rees-Mogg, ninelessons, Robin Ince
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Oceans, teeth and particles
The Cosmic Shambles network continues producing excellent content through the COVID crisis, and I was happy to feature on their Sunday Science Q&A last week with Robin and Helen, and Brenna Hassett as the other guest. The recording is below. … Continue reading
Posted in History, Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged Brenna Hassett, Cosmic Shambles, Helen Czerski, LHC, Robin Ince
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