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Category Archives: My Favourite Particle
Life, Physics and Everything
When the Guardian’s science blog network closes, Life & Physics will have been here for eight years. Physics has come a long way in that time, but there is (as always) more to be done… My sign-off from The Guardian.
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My favourite particle – also the proton
At the Guardian.
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Tagged Health
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My favourite particle: the neutron
At the Guardian.
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My three least favourite quarks
Also at The Guardian. Quarks are what dragged me into this mess. I’ve done about 50 hours work in the last 4 days and have run out of clean cutlery. My fridge contains only an empty tub of hummus and … Continue reading
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