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Like Parents, Like Daughter

The 119th birthday of Irène Joliot-Curie, who won the Nobel Prize for discovering induced radioactivity

calendar 27.12.2017
reading-time 5 minutes

The Woman Who Found a Peculiar Star

50th anniversary of the discovery of the pulsar, for which the Nobel Prize was not awarded to the scientist who found it, but only to her supervisor

calendar 11.12.2017
reading-time 9 minutes

First-Documented Neutron Star Collision

The discovery of gravitational waves has enabled the real-time detection of a high-energy collision and the study of its repercussions

calendar 4.11.2017
reading-time 6 minutes

Is the sky darkest just before dawn?

Is darkness especially deep just before dawn? not really…

calendar 9.5.2017
reading-time 2 minutes

Why are Stars Spherical?‎

Most stars are spherical, but some are ‎‎“squashed”, or even look like a peanut or a funnel. How does this ‎happen?‎

calendar 13.11.2016
reading-time 3 minutes

The New Zealander who Cracked the Atom

145th birthday of Ernest Rutherford, the discoverer of the atomic structure who opened the era of nuclear research

calendar 27.9.2016
reading-time 9 minutes

Unsolved Mysteries of Physics

What is dark matter? Why is the universe expanding? How does quantum mechanics ‎go with relativity? ‎

calendar 21.9.2016
reading-time 5 minutes

The Sun’s Energy Source

It seems almost simple – all you need to do is connect a number of hydrogen atoms ‎to one helium atom and get energy

calendar 21.9.2016
reading-time 6 minutes

Quantum Mechanics 3 – The Uncertainty Principle and the Schrödinger Equation

The third part in the video series explains two important topics in quantum mechanics.

calendar 14.3.2012
reading-time 3 minutes

Why do ships float?

It all has to do with density (mass per unit of volume). Any material whose density is lower than that of water will float, and any material with a higher density will sink.

calendar 1.9.2009
reading-time 1 minutes