Physicists

@JeremySagnes · 3 years ago

For some physicists, the simulation hypothesis would only be pseudoscience

In recent years, the simulation hypothesis has aroused some enthusiasm among the general public. This hypothesis, proposing that our universe is the fruit of a computer simulation generated by a hi...

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@Big-Bubbler · 4 years ago

Physicists claim they have determined the best recipe for giant soap bubbles.

https://arstechnica.com/science/2020/02/physicists-determine-the-optimal-soap-recipe-for-blowing-gigantic-bubbles/ I have not tested their formula yet. I would be surprised if they really have the be...

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@SoyCesarAV · 1 year ago

The man with the largest "penis" of the era - foreign physicists

Which characters in history became famous for having an anatomical peculiarity? There are many examples of historical characters famous for physical characteristics, here are some of the most strikin...

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@Prama · 3 years ago

4 cosmic phenomena that travel faster than the speed of light

670,616,629 miles per hour…the speed limit renowned scientist Albert Einstein declared when he first predicted that light travels the same speed everywhere in our universe. At that speed, it would cir...

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@LeoBanna · 3 years ago

Nobel of Penroge

Doubts arose as to whether the black hole existed at all — this time the Nobel Committee took Sir Roger Penrose's Nobel Prize in Physics to the forefront of its existence. No, he's not enjoying the p...

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@Greyy · 2 years ago

Space-Time

In the 1970s, physicists Stephen Hawking and Jacob Bekenstein noticed a connection between the surface area of black holes and the microscopic quantum structures that determine their entropy. This w...

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@kubazhang · 2 years ago

The Quantum Multiverse Is More Simple

There are boundless variants of you experiencing each possibility in a tremendous multiverse of equal universes Or then again, so says the Many-Worlds Interpretation of quantum material science. The...

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@Manik0 · 3 years ago

Nobel laureate Roger Penrose

Doubts over whether the black hole existed at all — this time the Nobel Committee took Sir Roger Penrose's Nobel Prize in Physics to the forefront of the controversy. No, he's not enjoying the prize,...

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@mawmawmaw · 3 years ago

This Brilliant Woman Could Have Won a Physics Nobel for India. Yet Few Indians Know Her Story.

Neither does the name of Bibha Chowdhuri surface in any of the repositories on Indian women in science, nor is she mentioned even once amongst various lists of women pioneers in the history of Indian...

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@Greyy · 2 years ago

What is Time in Physics?

Time is one of the most complex concepts to understand, explain and define! Physicists define time as the progression of the future from the past to the present; In the three-dimensional space we liv...

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@Prama · 3 years ago

5 things Einstein got totally wrong

Albert Einstein changed the world forever 100 years ago this month by publishing his theory of general relativity. Relativity is now a centerpiece of modern physics, the reason GPS satellites and mob...

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@AnsleyLivy · 3 years ago

Quantum Mind : Where does our consciousness come from?

We already know the position of celestial bodies, measure them, and even predict the fate of this universe. But we haven't been able to answer the most basic questions about ourselves. Where does that...

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@Sujana · 3 years ago

Higgs boson in simple words

4 July 2012. CERN announces the existence of the much-coveted Higgs boson, or God particle. And with this a new chapter in particle physics is unveiled. As well as answering some important questions r...

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@JeremySagnes · 3 years ago

"The intelligence of trees is as respectable as ours"

Supported by scientists, Russian artist Olga Kisseleva has woven a network of trees connected to each other in the four corners of the world, lending a sensitive ear to the mysterious plant dialogue t...

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@Beret1234 · 3 years ago

Non-living Reproduction

Scientists have witnessed how a mysterious subatomic "quasiparticle" referred to as a skyrmion is able to replicate itself in an unusual way. Skyrmion is viewed a quasiparticle due to the fact, in...

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@Yasir2 · 2 years ago

The Higgs Boson Particle

The Higgs boson is an elementary particle in the Standard Model of particle physics produced by the quantum excitation of the Higgs field,one of the fields in particle physics theory.In the Standard M...

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@JeremySagnes · 3 years ago

Z machine helps probe inner dynamics of super-Earths

In the high pressure physics labs of Sandia in New Mexico, hides one of the most powerful pulsed X-ray generators in the world: the Z machine. And recently, a team of researchers used the capabilitie...

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@Greyy · 1 year ago

What is Quantum Field Theory?

At the beginning of the 20th century, physics underwent a serious change. Two very unorthodox big fields emerged, Relativity and Quantum, and their implications were very foreign to classical physics...

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@amro · 4 years ago

One of the most important questions in the universe is near to the solution

KAMIOKA OBSERVATORY / ICRR / UNI TOKYO After reviewing the new year's data, scientists have found that neutrinos and anti-neutrinos change their properties in diffe...

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@AnsleyLivy · 3 years ago

Xenobot, The discovery of science, will it be a savior or vice versa?

The latest discovery by scientists at the University of Vermont, United States is also quite shaking the world. They create new creatures that they implant from stem cells from frog embryos. But what...

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@Greyy · 2 years ago

A Quantum Physics Approach: Schrodinger's Cat

In 1935, Erwin Schrödinger wrote a rather unfortunate scenario about quantum mechanics. He thought that quantum objects could be put into a superposition state. So instead of having an electron in one...

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@Sahariar · 2 years ago

Something about autism

Autism is a disorder that is affecting more and more people. The disease lasts a lifetime. Not only that, the next generation can also inherit this disease. According to a 2014 census, 1 in 8 children...

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@SudduG · 2 years ago

How A Major Breakthrough In 'Quantum Computing' Has Achieved ?

Technology international were attracted in the direction of Quantum Computing because of some unique reasons, and the destiny such sort of Technology is going to guide. Researchers are continuous...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

How Science Affects Your Life

Science, according to one dictionary, is “the systematic study of the nature and behaviour of the material and physical universe, based on observation, experiment, and measurement.” To do all of that...

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@aniruddhasen · 3 years ago

Space time and reality- introductory thoughts.

Space and time capture the imagination like no other scientific subject, it is the part of mythology, folk lore and science also. It has fascinated men since ages and its interpretation has changed wi...

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@Peter-Molnar · 2 years ago

The Simulation Hypothesis: Do We Really Live In A Matrix?

Ever since the "The Simulation Hypothesis" first circulated around social media, the idea has taken hold, that we live in a computer-generated simulation. We live in a simulation system created by a c...

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@LeoBanna · 3 years ago

Quark inventor professor Gelman is no more

Professor Murray died in May of this year, at the age of 90. Just as scientists such as Paul Dirac, Shinichiro Tomonaga, Julian Swinger, and Richard Feynman developed quantum electrodynamics (QED), s...

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@Edeyglez95 · 8 months ago

Bizarre 'demon' particle found inside superconductor could help unlock a 'holy grail' of physics

An elusive "demon" particle has been observed inside a superconductor nearly 70 years after it was first predicted. Its discovery could help resolve the mystery of how superconductors work. Pines' d...

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@Yasir2 · 2 years ago

Multiuniverse

The multiverse is an imaginary group of many universes. Together, these spheres encompass everything that exists: the universe, time, object, energy, knowledge, and the laws of nature and the immutabl...

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@Amax33 · 3 years ago

Best scientist couples

There is a famous phrase that says: "Behind every successful man, there is a woman." I do not know who first used this sentence or what it meant, but it seems that this sentence does not mean to light...

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