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Welcome to Time in Cosmology!
Recently, there have been a growing number of scientists, theorists, journalists, and others who have expressed and exposed the rather high degree of frustration within the scientific community. This frustration… Read more
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New Clock May End Time As We Know It
“Our aim is that we’ll have a clock that, during the entire age of the universe, would not have lost a second.” Maybe its because we don’t understand time, that… Read more
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First Simulated Images of Two Black Holes Colliding
The equations of general relativity are so fiendish that nobody has been able to work out what a collision between two black holes would look like, until now… (PDF) The… Read more
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Comet Discovered at SkyCenter!
The first comet discovered by observers using the Schulman Telescope. Dedicated only six months ago as the nation’s largest instrument of its kind devoted to public outreach and citizen science,… Read more
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How Could Quantum Physics Get Stranger?
Shattered Wave Functions “A team of physicists based at Brown University has succeeded in shattering a quantum wave function. That near-mythical representation of indeterminate reality, in which an unmeasured particle… Read more
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Russian rocket manufacturer insists it is not to blame for Antares crash
Kuznetsov company says engines used in Antares rocket were ‘functioning normally’ and suggests problem may lie with US modification of them The launch phase of the Orbital Sciences Corporation’s Antares… Read more
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Watch an Amazing Solar Flare
SDO captured a splendid example of expanding coronal loops seen in profile at the edge of the Sun (Oct. 14-15, 2014). The bright loops began to form and grow after… Read more
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Einstein’s greatest legacy – How demons and angels advanced science
Einstein’s greatest legacy is not General Relativity, it’s not quantum entanglement, and it’s not slices of his brain either. “Einstein, like no other physicist before or after him, demonstrated how… Read more
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Cuore: The Coldest Heart in the Known Universe
For a period of 15 days, a cooled copper mass at -273.144 degrees Celsius may very well have been the coldest object in the Universe. The CUORE collaboration at the… Read more
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Sun’s stroke keeps Kepler online
Space telescope beats mechanical failures to begin a second mission that will trace new celestial targets. The crippled Kepler space telescope is unexpectedly enjoying a second lease of life. The… Read more
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Partial Solar Eclipse Graces Skies on Thursday
North Americans will watch the moon take a bite out of the sun. via National Geographic Read more
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