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6 Things you may not know about the afterglow of the big bang
All about... Quantum Computing
Could your phone harm your health?
Nobel-prize winning accidents
The Herschel Space Observatory
What is radioactivity?
All about... the Venus transit
How do 'invisibility cloaks' work?
The Radioactive Orchestra
The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
Molecular gastronomy comes home
What is antimatter?
How do no-fly zones work?
Alarms and Sirens
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South Pole Telescope
The South Pole telescope (or SPT) is designed to study the Cosmic Microwave background. This telescope provides astronomers with a powerful new tool to explore dark energy, the mysterious phenomena ...
Faraday Cage
A demonstration of how a sieve can stop microwaves, preventing butter from melting inside a microwave oven.
The Big Bang
NASA page detailing the evidence for the big bang obtained from the study of cosmic background radiation (the CMB).
Microwave Ovens
Everyone knows how to use a microwave oven, but do you know how it works? Pick one of the topics to learn what really goes on inside.
Micro maniac
Ever wondered what it would look like to microwave soap, wax crayons or even fairy lights? This virtual microwave lets you see the results without any of the mess.
US microwave bomb
A newspaper article explaining the use of the first High Powered Microwave bomb designed to damage equipment while leaving personnel unharmed.
Superheating and Microwave Ovens
Ever heard stories of people being injured when using microwave ovens to heat water to make hot drinks? Well this site explains why this can happen.
Martin Rees
Martin Rees (1942 - ) has made important contributions to the theories of galaxy formation, galaxy clustering, and the origin of the cosmic background radiation.
Mystery of cosmic rays' origin finally solved
The origins of cosmic rays have finally been found using the Fermi Gamma Ray Space Telescope.