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Tag Archives: Science
Happy Birthday, Darwin!
In which I celebrate the life of Charles Darwin
3.. 2.. 1.. 1.. 0… Happy New Year!
In which I talk about time standards and leap seconds
Large Hadron Collider
The LHC at Cern will be switched on today, though there won’t be collisions for a little while.
The LHC will collide Hadrons (obviously) at high speeds. Hadrons are particles which contain quarks. Everyday examples are Protons and Neutrons. The LHC can only accelerate charged particles and so it’ll collide protons. The high energy collisions will [...]
The Antikythera Mechanism
There is a fascinating video on the Nature website about the Antikythera Mechanism (link to Nature letter). Here’s another video on the topic.
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