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Are we really all made of stardust?
Particle accelerators to the rescue
Was life on Earth started by an asteroid?
HiPER power
TV cancer treatment
How does 3D printing work?
How does cloud seeding work?
What does the 5 sigma mean?
The Herschel Space Observatory
Laser pest control
Light pollution - does anyone care?
A brief history of space
SODIS - A place in the sun
Molecules at the Movies
Nuclear Reaction: Why do Americans fear nuclear power?
Site contains arguments for and against Nuclear Power from an American and international perspective.
Neutrinos
Wolfgang Pauli first suggested, around 1930, that neutrinos might exist, because without them, momentum didn't seem to be conserved in nuclear reactions. Neutrinos were actually detected 10 years ...
The Physics of Coloured Fireworks
Describes the nature of pyrotechnics with tables and diagrams of chemical substances and ingredients used to emit different colours.
What is the chemical composition of stars?
A NASA astrophysicist explains what stars are made of, and why.
Thermographics
The Peng-Robinson equation was solved by various routines and phase equilibria displayed graphically in 3 dimensions. Experimental data is from an American Chemical Society Monograph.
Energy
The site gives details of the different forms of energy ( Light, Heat, Sound, Chemical, Kinetic, Potential, Nuclear) and their sources.
Hans Albrecht Bethe
Hans Albrecht Bethe (1906 - ) work led to the discovery of the reactions which supply the energy in the stars.
Oxygen - the enemy of your beer
Andy from Redemption Brewing about the physics behind keeping beer separate from oxygen in the air when moving it to a conditioning tank.Exposure to oxygen causes reactions in beer that lead to ...
Enrico Fermi
Enrico Fermi received the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1938 for his work on the artificial radioactivity produced by neutrons, and for nuclear reactions brought about by slow neutrons. A good biography ...
The science of Guinness, champagne and all things bubbly
In this video, chemical physicist Andy Alexander explains the science behind the fizz in alcoholic drinks.