Two high-energy particles glimpsed by the IceCube neutrino detector may be opening the door on a new way of exploring the universe Original post on newscientist.com Comments on reddit.com
Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider have seen tantalising clues that may help to explain why the universe around us is made from matter rather than its opposite form antimatter. Original post on telegraph.co.uk Comments on reddit.com
The universe could have a dark side, complete with dark-matter atoms, a dark force and a mirror version of our own galaxy Original post on newscientist.com Comments on reddit.com
Will an astronaut who falls into a black hole be crushed or burned to a crisp? Original post on nature.com Comments on reddit.com
Engineers begin a major upgrade to the Large Hadron Collider which could lead the way to a new theory of how the Universe works. Original post on bbc.co.uk Comments on reddit.com
A research team led by Harvard University scientists has measured the magnetic moment of the antiproton more accurately than ever before. Original post on sci-news.com Comments on reddit.com
Physicists announced further proof Wednesday for a theory that mysterious particles called neutrinos which go ‘missing’ on the journey from the Sun to Earth are in fact shape-shifting along the way, arriving undetected. Original post on phys.org Comments on reddit.com
Biochemical trick could aid in recovery of the metal from waste. Original post on nature.com Comments on reddit.com
Buffalo NY (SPX) Jan 25, 2013 – Super-small particles of silicon react with water to produce hydrogen almost instantaneously, according to University at Buffalo researchers. In a series of experiments, the scientists created spher Original post on spacedaily.com Comments on reddit.com
Latest release from the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (Cern) has indicated that scientists have found two particles contending for the title of Higgs boson. Original post on india.com Comments on reddit.com
By Michael MoyerA month ago scientists at the Large Hadron Collider released the latest Higgs boson results. And although the data held few obvious surprises, most intriguing were the results that scientists didn’t share. The original Higgs data from back in July had shown that the Higgs seemed to be decaying into two photons more often than it should—an enticing though faint hint of something new, some sort of physics beyond our understanding. Original post on huffingtonpost.com Comments on reddit.com
Four years after its closure, researchers working with data from the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center’s particle physics experiment BaBar (pictured right, in Menlo Park, California) have used the data to make the first direct measurement confirming that time does not run the same forwards as backwards – at least for the B mesons that the experiment produced during its heyday. Read more Original post on nature.com Comments on reddit.com
This past July, physicists at the Large Hadron Collider announced that they had discovered a new particle that looked much like the long-sought-after Higgs boson. In… Original post on scientificamerican.com Comments on reddit.com
Researchers at the Large Hadron Collider have detected one of the rarest particle decays seen in Nature. Original post on bbc.co.uk Comments on reddit.com
CERN’s announcement on July 4 — that experiments performed by the Large Hadron Collider had discovered a particle that was… Original post on extremetech.com Comments on reddit.com
With the latest observations from the Planck satellite, researchers from the Niels Bohr Institute, among others, may be closer than ever to a solution to the origin of the mysterious dark matter Original post on ku.dk Comments on reddit.com
Both of the experiments hunting for the Higgs boson, purported to be the source of mass in the Universe, claim much higher certainty that the particle exists. Original post on bbc.co.uk Comments on reddit.com
An M6-class solar flare erupted from the sun over the weekend, triggering a solar storm that is expected to deliver a glancing blow to Earth on July 31. Original post on space.com Comments on reddit.com
The largest-ever experiment in space has reported the collection of some 18 billion Original post on bbc.co.uk Comments on reddit.com
Beyond Earth’s protective atmosphere and extending all the way through interplanetary space, electrified particles dominate the scene. Indeed, 99% of the universe is made of this electrified gas, known as plasma. Two giant donuts of this plasma surround Earth, trapped… Original post on dailygalaxy.com Comments on digg.com
Physicists hope that the Original post on dailygalaxy.com Comments on digg.com
Man whose work made discovery of elusive particle possible scorned in homeland because of his religious affiliation Original post on guardian.co.uk Comments on reddit.com
A Shotgun for Blood Clots – ScienceNOW Original post on sciencemag.org Comments on reddit.com
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Themis Bowcock: The Cern discovery of the Higgs particle is up there with putting man on the moon – something all humanity can be proud of Original post on guardian.co.uk Comments on digg.com
