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Special Relativity: An Origins Story

September 13, 2017 by Marko Jibrini 2 Comments

Special Relativity: An Origins Story

Albert Einstein introduced Special Relativity (SR) in his paper in 1905 (in the Resources section, below this article, you can read the paper in its entirety). SR changed the way we see space and time, from a stationary stage where physics was taking place to an object that itself abides by the laws of physics. […]

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Hollow Airtight Sphere With 100% Albedo: Ask the Expert Question

April 30, 2017 by Decoded Science 2 Comments

Hollow Airtight Sphere With 100% Albedo: Ask the Expert Question

What happens to a light inside a sphere with 100% albedo? Our science experts discuss the results of this theoretical question.

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Can Adjusting the Amount of Helium in a Balloon Affect Its Height?

March 8, 2017 by Paul A. Heckert, Ph.D. 3 Comments

Can Adjusting the Amount of Helium in a Balloon Affect Its Height?

Physics, Archimedes’ Principle, helium balloons, and air as a liquid – Dr. Paul Heckert answers a reader question in this new Ask the Expert article.

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Rainbow, Double Rainbow, And Alexander’s (Dark) Band

August 4, 2014 by Jon Plotkin 5 Comments

Rainbow, Double Rainbow, And Alexander’s (Dark) Band

Rainbows have everything to do with how light is reflected and refracted inside raindrops. Alexander’s band has nothing to do with rag time.

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Mysterious Emission from Galaxy Clusters: Is it Dark Matter?

August 4, 2014 by Mark Egdall 2 Comments

Mysterious Emission from Galaxy Clusters: Is it Dark Matter?

What are the mysterious x-ray emissions coming from galaxy clusters? Could researchers have found signals coming from dark matter?

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Proposed Experiment to Convert Light into Matter in Simplest Way Known

May 25, 2014 by Mark Egdall 2 Comments

Proposed Experiment to Convert Light into Matter in Simplest Way Known

Experiments have shown how to convert matter into light, but reversing the process isn’t quite as simple. There’s a new theory to solve the puzzle.

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Antarctica Telescope Finds Direct Evidence for Cosmic Inflation

March 20, 2014 by Mark Egdall 1 Comment

Antarctica Telescope Finds Direct Evidence for Cosmic Inflation

Researchers have found direct evidence of Cosmic Inflation, a theory that suggests ripples in the fabric of spacetime produced an enormous hyper-expansion of space after the Big Bang.

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Faster than the Speed of Light? NASA Looks at Warp Drive

December 23, 2013 by Mark Egdall 76 Comments

Faster than the Speed of Light? NASA Looks at Warp Drive

Stories of wormholes flood science-fiction films and TV shows; new research may be turning this fiction to fact – proving abbreviated space travel possible.

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The 2010 Physics Ig Nobel: Physics of Preventing Winter Slips and Falls

October 29, 2013 by David Latchman Leave a Comment

The 2010 Physics Ig Nobel: Physics of Preventing Winter Slips and Falls

Wearing socks over shoes is a cheap, simple and effective method of preventing winter slips, falls and accidents and won the Physics Ig in 2010.

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The 2013 Physics Ig Nobel: How to Run on Water

October 16, 2013 by David Latchman Leave a Comment

The 2013 Physics Ig Nobel: How to Run on Water

Lacquaniti and his team proved that it is possible for humans to run on water under reduced gravity, and so received the 2013 Ig Nobel in Physics.

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