The not-so-obvious obvious
If your job requires you to pore through a dozen or two
Large Hadron Collider
Science v. tech, à la Cixin Liu
A fascinating observation by Cixin Liu in an interview in Public Books,
The symmetry incarnations
This post was originally published on October 6, 2012. I recently rediscovered
Exploring what it means to be big
Reading a Nature report titled ‘Step aside CERN: There’s a cheaper
All the science in 'The Cloverfield Paradox'
I watched The Cloverfield Paradox last night, the horror film that Paramount
Chromodynamics: Gluons are just gonzo
One of the more fascinating bits of high-energy physics is the branch
A gear-train for particle physics
It has come under scrutiny at various times by multiple prominent physicists
Some notes and updates
Four years of the Higgs boson
Missed this didn’t I. On
A universe out of sight
Two things before we begin:
1. The first subsection of this post
Prospects for suspected new fundamental particle improve marginally
On December 15 last year, scientists working with the Large Hadron Collider
Ways of seeing
A lot of the physics of 2015 was about how the ways
New LHC data has more of the same but could something be in the offing?
Looks intimidating, doesn’t it? It’s also very interesting because it
