Discover the 5 Physical Constants That Govern the Universe
The five constants that fix the universe's scale -- c, G, h, e and k_B -- and what would change if any one of them were even slightly different.
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Explore Gravity’s Secrets: A Journey into the Cosmic Unknown
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The Higgs Boson: Inside the Decades-Long Hunt for the “God Particle”
Learn about the momentous discovery at CERN of the Higgs boson, the famous God particle, one of the most significant discoveries in the history of physics.
The Landau Distribution and Energy Loss For Ionizing Particles
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What Is Dark Energy, and How Do Scientists Actually Detect It?
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New Physics: Misteries That the Standard Model Can’t Explain
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Is the Universe Finite or Infinite? What Physics Actually Says
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