In 1985 an astronaut noticed this physical behavior of a handle, that turned out to be the proof of a theorem: the tennis racket theorem (also dubbed the Dzhanibekov effect).
The European Space Agency gives go-ahead for flagship #GravitationalWave observatory in space!
Following today´s Adoption, the #LISA mission advances to the construction phase.
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#LISACommunity, #LISAMission
I love the Science Museum, but yesterday (after posting a poster promoting a SM event) I was made aware that the Science Museum accepts sponsorship from fossil fuel companies.
#climatecrisis
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@ArtNotOil@fossilfreeLDN@Cult_Unstained
I've decided to withdraw my participation in next week's panel event in protest to the Science Museum accepting sponsorship from fossil fuel companies
This was a sad decision as I've been a big fan of the Science Museum since my first visit https://t.co/LC6avD0hKY #climatecrisis
Time: All an illusion?
Very excited to be on the panel for this event at London Science Museum! Get your tickets here https://t.co/Sbp01YqVwq @sciencemuseum
We have discovered an intriguing new object that is more massive than any neutron star known but less massive than any known black hole. https://t.co/80yGGWuB7y
Time: All an illusion?
Very excited to be on the panel for this event at London Science Museum! Get your tickets here https://t.co/Sbp01YqVwq @sciencemuseum
Is time travel really possible? To mark the 60th anniversary Doctor Who, Dr Emma Osborne from @UoY_PET spoke to the BBC about whether time travel is - or might one day - be possible ⌛
In summary, it's all about that wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff: https://t.co/k1I2WupEJG
Anne L’Huillier was teaching when she got the phone call from the #NobelPrize committee telling her she won. "The last half hour of my lecture was a bit difficult to do," she admits, but she went back to it anyway. "Teaching is very, very important." https://t.co/M02tDuIwPZ
BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2023 #NobelPrize in Physics to Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz and Anne L’Huillier “for experimental methods that generate attosecond pulses of light for the study of electron dynamics in matter.”