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Time Twins
Inside Story
How do brewers control temperature to make beer?
How do brewers keep their beer fresh?
How do brewers know how alcoholic their beer is going to be?
How do brewers use fish bladders to make a clearer beer?
Physics Life
How do brewers control the colour and taste of their beer?
Superposition
Cheers, Physics!
Inside Story
What does the 5 sigma mean?
Wanted: Your computer's spare time
What does it take to build, run and interpret results from the LHC
What is cavitation?
Alien spotting comes down to Earth
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Wave Nature of Matter
In 1913, about ten years after Bohr published his results, Louis de Broglie came up with a fascinating idea to explain some of the assumptions in the Bohr Model of the atom such as why should an ...
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New light cast on dark matter...
An article looking at results showing hints of evidence of dark matter.
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Explore - The Exploratorium
There's something for everyone in this assortment of online exhibits.
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A Century of Physics
The American Physical Society has developed a detailed multimedia timeline for physics over the past century (1896 + ). The site contains details of important results and the people who made them.
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Stout Beers
A personal homepage of a mathematician in Ireland talking about physics of stout beer, including why bubbles affect the flavour, why bubbles sink and how bubbles start.
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Marvin and Milo
Explore physics the exciting way, by trying out a simple and fun experiments.
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Stirling Engine
Stirling engines run without noise or vibration and are truly an environmentally friendly device. They are a closed machine with no intake or exhaust which results in very quiet operation. Anything ...
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