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How do brewers control temperature to make beer?
How do brewers control the colour and taste of their beer?
Where is that draught coming from?
What is a mirage?
The Herschel Space Observatory
Listening to stars twinkle
Your life on Mars
Are we really all made of stardust?
Molecular gastronomy comes home
What causes the Earth's magnetic field?
How does cloud seeding work?
How is physics used in archaeology?
A beginners' guide to exoplanets
HiPER power
Who is Stephen Hawking?
Proton Fusion
This is the process which fuels the Sun and other stars which have core temperatures less than 15 million Kelvin. A reaction cycle yields about 15 MeV of energy.
Vapour Pressure, Boiling and Freezing Temperatures of a Solution
Introduction to colligative properties of solutions - complex equations included!
Why NASA Scientists Observe the Sun in Different Wavelengths
Viewing the sun at different wavelengths and temperatures can reveal different information about what's going on at the sun and it's structure.
Adiabatic versus Diabatic Process in Metrology
An ADIABATIC process deals with the changing temperature of a parcel of air due to rising or sinking the air. The DIABATIC process on the other hand is changing the temperature of a parcel of air ...
What is unfreezable water?
This page explains different ways that water can remain unfrozen at low temperatures - including dissolved solutes and supercooling.
New State of matter at ultra low temperatures.
Discusses creation of a new state of matter at near absolute zero - Bose Einstein condensates. Sponsored by University of Colorado.
The Ising Model applet
The Ising model can be explored to observe the magnetic spins at different temperatures
Sir John Cockcroft
Sir John Cockcroft was interested in the production of intense magnetic fields and low temperatures. Both he and Ernest Thomas Sinton Walton were awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1951.
Heike Kamerlingh-Onnes
Heike Kamerlingh-Onnes (1853 - 1916) received the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1913 for his investigations on the properties of matter at low temperatures which led to the production of liquid helium.
The first steps in making real ale
Physicist Rik Sargent meets Andy Moffat, a real ale brewer in North London with Redemption Brewing. They discuss the science involved in controlling the taste and colour of beer, focusing on the ...