Science by Degrees

Trying to help people learn about science, and maybe provide new perspectives for those who know more than we do, through our website (link below).

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A couple of days ago, Nature published the first experimental evidence of the CNO cycle in the Sun. Find it here... https://t.co/lVZwPipt0y

If you'd like a primer for the content in this article, try our article on the life of stars:
https://t.co/7N94Gvlkp8

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Not as cool as the @SpaceX @NASA videos on today's docking, but here's a blog post on it...
https://t.co/qdGL8UShMt

#CrewDragon #SpaceX #ISS
Also, those next-gen space suits look really good...

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@Hookean1 @AGRIemma I had no idea Josiah Willard's nickname was Keith! 😉 (great website btw)

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@PhysicsUk @ChatPhysics @cogscisci Really thought-provoking post - thank you! I always liked the 'curvature' approach because it seems to be based on concept rather than convention...

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@esther_haydock @PhysTeacha @ChatPhysics Well, rocket science... Ticket science is entirely different, probably...

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@esther_haydock @PhysTeacha @ChatPhysics How about simplified lunar mission flight plan... Loads of physics! (It is ticket science after all!!) Try the pic at https://t.co/oAkOiZ3qln

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@PhysicsUk @JoeMasonuk @BenyohaiPhysics @FabPhysics @mwright_sci @ChatPhysics When you start thinking about this you find all sorts of equations that you wonder why they are conventionally expressed that way... e.g. Q=ml is common, but l=Q/m would make sense as the definition of l. But nobody writes that!!

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@PhysicsUk @JoeMasonuk @BenyohaiPhysics @FabPhysics @mwright_sci @ChatPhysics But probably your idea of doing both (e.g. V=IR and R=V/I) is useful to show the equivalence and prevent people reading things into one form rather than the other?

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@PhysicsUk @JoeMasonuk @BenyohaiPhysics @FabPhysics @mwright_sci @ChatPhysics V interesting thread! At risk of shameless self-promotion, https://t.co/PrAUYH3lhj (plus topic 2) might be of use here!

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Know anyone going to university to study physical sciences? Lots of preparation material on our website... https://t.co/mOvi2d62g4

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Need science enrichment resources for Y10-13 atm?? Lots of reading on our blog... https://t.co/i55adOUYbo

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@standupmaths I have linked to your "What is i^i = ?" video from my webpage on Euler's formula: https://t.co/q1nKqF0q7X. Please let me know if you don't agree to this, and i will remove. Thank you!
For info on what i am trying to do, please see https://t.co/4tolfRmMYQ

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Just added resources on Euler's formula, and circular motion to the website... Please have a look!
https://t.co/q1nKqF0q7X
https://t.co/5Loh4fhoRB
#physics #math #scicomm

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After too long, have finally launched a new part of our website - on the use of power laws in science.
https://t.co/VsvSiwdTrX
Also accessed from the menu at
https://t.co/uCzRywgRTE
#physics #scicomm

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@GC_Rail Thank you for your prompt reply

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@GC_Rail Thank you