International #CosmicDay 2023: abbiamo la data!
Ci vediamo il 21 novembre con tanti Raggi Cosmici come se piovesse! A presto altre news! #ICD@INFN_#Icd2023#CosmicRays
💥13° edizione dell'International Cosmic Day 2024
👉Circa 60 studenti si sono incontrati oggi ai Laboratori del Gran Sasso per una giornata dedicata alla fisica dei raggi cosmici
#ocra#ICD2024#internationalcosmicday
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Gabriel's Horn, also known as Torricelli's Trumpet, is a geometric figure that has the paradoxical property of having infinite surface area but finite volume. It is formed by revolving the curve y = ¹⁄ₓ around the x-axis from x = 1 to infinity.
People completely underestimate how special the Higgs boson really is. It is truly unique!
It's as if our theory predicted solar systems only work if one planet is a cube. And then -upon checking- we actually find such a cube planet
We need to understand this phenomenon
More than 350 years after his death, Galileo's middle finger is displayed at the Museo Galileo in Florence, Italy. It was removed from his body by admirers in the 18th century as a relic of the scientist.
This is a small post to argue that (-+++) metric is objectively better than the (+ – – -) metric. Before starting, let me mention that I studied QFT in the (+ – – -) metric (from Peskin and Schroeder).
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#Physics#scicomm
"Nobody else took what I was doing seriously, so nobody would want to work with me. I was thought to be a bit eccentric and maybe cranky"
Peter Higgs, the physicist who discovered the theoretical mechanism explaining the origin of mass in the universe, has passed away today.
Buon #Dantedì!
Nella #DivinaCommedia, Dante descrive anche fenomeni scientifici: condividiamo con voi il commento di @zoccoli_antonio, presidente INFN, a un passaggio su #rifrazione e #riflessione, tratto da "Dante e la scienza moderna".
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Happy 256th #Birthday to Joseph Fourier, whose transform is used in
- quantum mechanics
- signal processing
- spectroscopy
- digital compression of images and data
- solving differential equations
- designing electrical circuits
- ...
I maintain that the implications from classical mechanics are way more crazy than quantum mechanics: forces acting on the whole Universe instantaneously, everything is fully determined from boundary conditions, ultraviolet catastrophe, no stable atoms, ...