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    12 cards · by MargaretC

    MargaretC added 7mo ago

  • Could We Ever Really Build a Dyson Sphere?

    This megastructure for gathering solar energy would fill any conceivable future energy desires. But can it ever truly exist?

    https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/deep-space/a11098/dyson-sphere/

    MargaretC added 1y ago

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    The ‘God’ Particle, also known as the Higgs-Boson is a subatomic particle that is believed to be responsible for giving mass to other particles. It was first theorised in 1964 by Peter Higgs and other physicists at the University of Edinburgh. However, it took almost 50 years to… Show more

    by Physics In History

    twitter.com

    paul added 1y ago

    how higgs boson was calculated - an indirect mechanism of measuring subtle signals
  • Ever tried uncollapsing a wavefunction?

    Lolita added 1y ago

  • Just a moment...

    by Derek Lowe

    science.org
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    Jaime added 1y ago

  • Why You Want a Physicist to Speak at Your Funeral - The Now

    by Aaron Freeman

    thenow.co

    5 highlights

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    Maria Potoroczyn added 1y ago

  • The Universe According to Frank Wilczek - John Templeton Foundation

    by Gabriel Popkin

    templeton.org

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    Jay Matthews added 2y ago

  • A Short Note on Persistent Practices

    by Albert Wenger

    continuations.com

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    kev added 2y ago

  • Free will: who's in control?

    by Alex Olshonsky

    deepfix.substack.com

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    kev added 2y ago

  • The New Thermodynamic Understanding of Clocks | Quanta Magazine

    by Natalie Wolchover

    quantamagazine.org

    5 highlights

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    Brian Sholis added 2y ago