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A small difference that lets everything exist
A New Clue to Explain Existence
Fermilab scientists find evidence for significant matter-antimatter asymmetry
As an Illinois expatriate, I am pleased that Fermilab was able to find this. Soon most of the fundamental particle physics discoveries will be coming from the LHC.
Piece of Sir Isaac Newton’s apple tree to be carried into space
Video of the Galactic Center
I saw this on How The Universe Works Sunday evening. Andrea Ghez and her team have made one of the coolest science videos I have ever seen. Continue reading
The winner and still champion ….
They could have added: “Leave a good looking corpse”
Top quark motto: Live fast, die young.
To a physicist, clear results from the particle’s decay certainly look good.
Really long range thinking
Back in December I linked to The End of the Universe by John Baez, Continue reading
Found: 90% of the distant Universe
From Bad Astronomy
Happy Pi Day and Happy Einstein’s Birthday!
Happy Birthday!
Background and significance at How stuff works. See also Top quark chefs and Wikipedia.
From Hilbert Space to Dilbert Space, and beyond 