Friday, September 19, 2014 An anomaly in satellites’ flybys confounds scientists via sciencedaily Particle detector finds hints of dark matter in space via mit Finding dark energy in the details via simonsfoundation The lonely landscape of Rosetta’s comet via abc Miranda: An icy moon deformed by tidal heating via science2.0 Physical constant is constant evenContinue reading “Physics in the News”
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Wednesday, September, 17, 2014 Dwarf galaxy’s ‘giant dark heart’: Supermassive black hole spotted in a star cluster 500 times smaller than Milky Way via utah.edu Penn State team helps explain mystery of rare five-hour space explosion via psu Violent origins of disc galaxies probed by ALMA via spacefellowship Ambulance-chasing Large Hadron Collider collisions via theguardianContinue reading “Physics in the News”
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Saturday, September 13, 2014 Discovery! First water ice clouds found beyond our Solar System via space Companion star hidden for 21 years in a supernova’s glare via sciencedaily Black Holes: Monsters of the Universe via bigislandnow Is there a smallest length? via backreaction Untethered soft robot that defies extreme conditions via channeleye Cryogenic on-chip quantumContinue reading “Physics in the News”
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Saturday, September 6, 2014 Giant geysers on Jupiter’s icy moon mysteriously disappear via dailygalaxy Precisest natural clocks can be galactic GPS via onislam What does it feel like when everyone else finds the Higgs, and you don’t? via theguardian Mother of Higgs boson found in superconductors via newscientist MAVEN Mars Orbiter ideally poised to uniquelyContinue reading “Physics in the News”
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Thursday, September 4, 2014 New map locates Milky Way in neighborhood of 100,000 galaxies via nationalgeographic Small asteroid to safely pass close to Earth Sunday via nasa Researcher advances a new model for a cosmological enigma — dark matter via ku.edu Dark energy hunt gets weird via newscientist Watching ‘the clock’ at the LHC viaContinue reading “Physics in the News”