Physics

Podcast: Energy

Our entire civilization depends on energy: getting it, converting it, burning it, and conserving it. But how do physicists think…

13 years ago

The Higgs Boson in One Minute… or Two…

If you're still scratching your head, trying to figure out all the Higgs Boson news, the great folks from MinutePhysics…

13 years ago

Ping-Pong Particles: What the Higgs Does

Unless you've been hiding under a chondrite for the past week you've heard the news from CERN regarding the discovery…

13 years ago

Higgs-like Particle Discovered at CERN

Physicists working at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) have announced the discovery of what they called a “Higgs-like boson” --…

13 years ago

What’s a Higgs Boson, Anyway?

With the science world all abuzz in anticipation of tomorrow's official announcement from CERN in regards to its hunt for…

13 years ago

Tevatron Targets Higgs Mass

Today, researchers from Fermilab announced they have zeroed in further on the mass of the Higgs boson, the controversially-called "God…

13 years ago

Water Balloons in Space

As part of his ongoing (and always entertaining) "Science Off the Sphere" series, Expedition 31 flight engineer Don Pettit experiments…

13 years ago

New “Flying Tea Kettle” Could Get Us To Mars in Weeks, Not Months

At 54.6 million km away at its closest, the fastest travel to Mars from Earth using current technology (and no…

13 years ago

What is CERN?

Here's another great video from Sixty Symbols featuring professor Ed Copeland giving his entertaining description of CERN, the "Mecca for…

13 years ago

Euclid and the Geometry of the Dark Universe

Euclid, an exciting new mission to map the geometry, distribution and evolution of dark energy and dark matter has just…

13 years ago